Do you have a special issue idea exploring an #Invertebrate#Pathology topic close to your heart?!?
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A special issue in #JIP can be a huge help to get your study area noticed 👀
Some of these curious crustaceans can survive for more than five years between meals, a feat that has puzzled researchers, given the isopods’ massive size. https://t.co/pn9GkcLsgp
A new study has found that the genetic diversity of the moss carder bumblebee has fallen by around a quarter across Britain over the past century! 🐝
But where were the most pronounced changes seen?
Just launched 🚀 New special issue on #Shrimp#Health 🦐
Be involved in the shrimp health special, and submit your valuable research to #JIP!
Deadline for submission: March 2027
@SocInvertPathol@SocInvPathol@nstda
https://t.co/cvFFBqZViV
Very proud of my PhD student Eve Rose, here at the #SIP2026@SocInvertPathol@JInvertPathol meeting in the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Her research is exploring pollution:parasite:amphipod networks, and her early work has already expanded Dictyocoela diversity #Microsporidia
Do you have a special issue idea exploring an #Invertebrate#Pathology topic close to your heart?!?
Get in touch with our editors, or DM us directly to suggest your idea and explore some options! 📩
A special issue in #JIP can be a huge help to get your study area noticed 👀
What an excellent way to kick off the Society for Invertebrate Pathology! @SocInvPathol#SIP2026
Tomorrow the real the science begins! This year we are in the fantastic Netherlands, s’Hertogenbosch @DenBoschNL 🇳🇱 ❤️ 🦀 🪰 🦗 🦠
https://t.co/fPBrjyHQm5
If you are interested in the Microsporidia, you should come to this conference!
https://t.co/20mf1pmxza
The Royal Society are supporting us to build a new consensus for microsporidian taxonomy, and we want everyone interested to help in its development!
Dont forget!
If you have a special issue idea exploring an #Invertebrate#Pathology topic close to your heart, get in touch with our editors, or DM us directly to suggest your idea and explore some options!
A special issue in #JIP can get your study area noticed 📷 👀
Corrigendum to 'High variation of virulence in Aphanomyces astaci strains lacks association with pathogenic traits and mtDNA haplogroups' [Journal of invertebrate Pathology 206 (2024) 108153] https://t.co/DQwM8xRZka
Scorpionicidal activity of secondary metabolites from Paecilomyces sp. CMAA1686 against Tityus serrulatus - José Brites-Neto et al., 2021. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology - Elsevier https://t.co/sGQclwkbQT
SIP-IOBC 2026, 2-6 August 2026, s’Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
https://t.co/7FrqHFWlPu
Joint Meeting:
58th Annual Meeting of the Society for Invertebrate Pathology (SIP)
20th Meeting of the IOBC-WPRS WG "Microbial and Nematode Control of Invertebrate Pests"
As a part of the paper, we provide a timeline on how this complex debate on #Nosema and #Vairimorpha pathogens has evolved. You can check it out below to catch up quickly on >110 years of taxonomic flux
Recent advances have contributed high quality genomes and systematic info.
#Parasite#taxonomy needs genomic data 🧬 We contribute this perspective to a long standing debate on🐝🦋and🦞microsporidia @JInvertPathol
Nosema or Vairimorpha: Genomic/proteomic support to a complex socio-economic issue rooted in taxonomic change
https://t.co/O565NmNOxd
The first paper of my Ph.D. is now published in @JInvertPathol!!
We used fungi and insects to establish a study system to investigate coinfections.
🪲🍄🧫
Check out the link
https://t.co/4RNdue4jCB