Harper Adams University, Newport, Shropshire

Tuesday 6th to Thursday 8th September 2016

Celebrating 180 years of the RES journals

Agricultural entomology, behaviour, conservation, detritivores, diseases, diversity, ecology, evolution, forensic science, forestry, molecular biology, pathogens, pest management, physiology, plant-soil-insect interactions,

pollinators, urban entomology, vectors, xylophages…

ENTO’16

To register visit: www.royensoc.co.uk/meetings

To submit a talk or poster abstract (< 250 words) or for more information, contact Simon Leather sleather@harper-adams.ac.uk by March 31st 2016.

ENTO’16

Plenary speakers include: Peter Witzgall Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, SwedenPathogens, insects and volatilesSaskia Hougenhout John Innes Centre, NorwichHow virulence proteins modulate plant processes to promote insect colonisationHelen Roy Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, WallingfordCitizen science and invasive species

Session speakers include:Mary Cameron London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineCurrent and future trends in medical and veterinary entomologyRaphael Didham CSIRO AustraliaEmerging issues in insect conservationPaul Eggleston University of KeeleInsect molecular biology – the way forward?Jane Hill University of YorkResponses of species to climate change – range margin shifts and distribution changesRob Weaver FERA, YorkPhysiological Entomology – celebrating 40 years of behaviour to biochemistry and beyondChristiane Weirauch University of California, RiversideTbc