Here is a story on me and my journey with Penn State, which started with a coincidence, but what a life-changing experience has it been thereafter. Thanks @agsciences@PennStateINTAD@penn_state https://t.co/5gZTjTkEnp
From stalled visas and travel woes to discrimination, barriers for Global South scientists to participate in the int'l research community are numerous.
🔗 Beyond Science: Barriers for Global South Researchers in International Agricultural Development https://t.co/gVIC3jZ001
These problems slow down scientific progress, and scientific societies and institutions should work to remove these barriers to foster greater global participation and collaboration in science, by @psulav argues. https://t.co/gVIC3jZ001
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Our lab in the Dept of Entomology at National Taiwan University is looking for motivated Postdocs/PhD students interested in plant-insect interactions (start date flexible). Plz contact [email protected] with your CV attached. Thanks😄
This is something new for me—a popular article! My five-year-old daughter, unhappy with my frequent trips overseas, once asked, "Could you not just bring the beetle here to New Zealand so that you don't have to travel?" #rhinobeetle@AgResearchNEWS https://t.co/PH2dFzn7c5
It's online! Many thanks to all coauthors, editors, and reviewers for making this review possible🙏🙏🙏 Can we integrate Water and Pest management to better protect our crops? 🤓🤓🤓 https://t.co/SjTqHGhitW
A paper by Paudel et al. on the status of the coconut rhinoceros beetle (Oryctes rhinoceros) on Efate, Vanuatu is now Open Access, in the EPPO Bulletin.
https://t.co/zHf86JnWmq
Last month, I had a wonderful opportunity to interact with 200+ students from Tamil Nadu Ag. University, India; I shared some of my current projects and my experiences of studying and working abroad! #india#students#internationalagriculture@AgResearchNEWS
📢 Alarming: The coconut rhinoceros beetle, #Oryctes rhinoceros, is on the move worldwide. Recently, it seems to have established in Mexico. Read more from @psulav and his co-authors behind the discovery.
👉 https://t.co/OsOB3vCXVa
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This week, I am in Vanuatu. Working with the biosecurity team, we are looking to develop a plan to control the devastating rhino beetle. Almost all the areas that we visited today had heavy damage. #rhinobeetle#vanuatu
Our new paper: A fascinating history of a pest that invaded the Pacific Island countries more than 100 years ago. It was fun doing this paper! @Insects_MDPI https://t.co/NSLIHaNFMB