New OSU Entomologist Makes Return to HAREC - https://t.co/HiEhL3770J
Happy and honored to join the incredible team @OregonState. Let's get 'em potato bugs
So proud of Sword Lab members Andie Miller and Mason Clark who both crushed it with 1st place wins in the Student Paper Competition at the 2023 Entomology Annual Meeting! @stbehmer @tamuentomology @TAMUEEB #EntSoc23@EntsocAmerica
A @USDA_NIFA, @CottonInc funded project led by @txresearch professor Dr Greg Sword and including Anjel Helms and Dr. Michael Thomson @tamusoilcrop are looking at ways to control pests in cotton plants using gene editing techniques.
https://t.co/3LE88m2zt7
#NIFAimpacts#TAMUBugs
Extremely pleased to share our PNAS paper, which solves a century-old mystery..!
Young crowded locusts are black and yellow, signalling to potential predators - "Leave me alone!"
At sexual maturity, swarming males turn yellow again - but why? (1/4)
https://t.co/pFlXXikQQf
@Darron_Cullen Congrats to @Darron_Cullen for an amazing example of tenacity and collaboration. Project originated almost 15 years ago in Sydney! Working with @GilRosenthal made sure the locust story was placed in the proper sexual selection context.
https://t.co/Yc2sJIbZV0 An adult perspective: Juvenile desert locusts express density-dependent warning coloration to predators. Adult males do it all over again - but as a warning to other males! @Darron_Cullen@eatlikeanimals@NSF_BPRI
Population genomics and phylogeography of the boll weevil. Temporal resampling reveals instability of population genetic structure
https://t.co/dAvPwq14CG
by Raszick et al @schistotwerka, @TheSwordLab#pest#COTTON#Genomics#Phylogeography#ddRAD
Lab alum Dr. Josephine Antwi @josephineantwi3 wrote an American Entomologist article sharing her experiences in academia. Important statement about the need for real actions that support diversity, inclusion, and early career development. Way to go, Jo!
https://t.co/2SiGSrFawZ
Super excited to be working with @AshleyTessnow from the lab and our USDA collaborators on a major new fall armyworm population genomics and behavior project all across the continental US. @RobMeagher2#fallarmyworm
https://t.co/L8WUiJzQaf
Thanks to the UT Biodiversity Center for this nice stroll down memory lane!
History of UT Entomology, Part 5: Sword's Grasshoppers https://t.co/bxpxSnkAqB