Lars Krogmann

Prof. Dr. Lars Krogmann is a leading German entomologist and professor of systematic entomology at the University of Hohenheim. He also serves as the Head of the Entomology Department at the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart and as Deputy Head of the Scientific Directorate. His research is centered on the systematics, evolution, and biodiversity of Hymenoptera, with a focus on parasitic wasps such as Chalcidoidea and Pteromalidae.

Education:

• Habilitation in Zoology, University of Hohenheim (2018)
• PhD in Entomology, University of Hamburg (2005)
• Diploma in Zoology, University of Hamburg (2001)

Research Interests:
Prof. Krogmann's work integrates molecular and morphological data to explore the phylogeny and taxonomy of Hymenoptera. His projects include:

• Integrative phylogenetics of Hymenoptera
• Characterization of cryptic species within Pteromalidae
• Biodiversity surveys in Evolution Canyon, Israel
• Contributions to the German Barcode of Life (GBOL) project

Scientific Awards:

• Service Award, International Hymenopterists Society (2016)
• Prize for Outstanding Student Supervision, University of Hohenheim (2014)
• Feodor Lynen Fellowship, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (2007–2008)
• Award for Outstanding Dissertation, DGaaE (2007)

Grants and Funding:
He has received funding from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) for GBOL projects, SYNTHESYS grants for international collaboration, and fellowships for research at institutions such as the Natural History Museum London and Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle Paris.

Labs and Teams:
Prof. Krogmann leads the Entomology Department at the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart and is actively involved in the GBOL3 consortium. His team focuses on integrative taxonomy, biodiversity assessment, and the digitization of natural history collections.