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Dr. Cameron Jack is an Assistant Professor in the Entomology and Nematology Department at the University of Florida. He specializes in honey bee toxicology and apiculture education, focusing on developing programs to address beekeeping challenges and workforce training. His research emphasizes pesticide impacts on honey bees, varroa mite control, and small hive beetle management. Dr. Jack teaches courses related to honey bees and maintains an active research lab at the University of Florida, with a focus on practical solutions for bee health.
Research interests include:
- Pesticide exposure pathways in beeswax, pollen, and sucrose
- Development of novel varroa destructor control methods
- Toxicology of common hive treatments and their safety to honey bees
- Behavioral studies using smoke and essential oils
Recent work highlights seasonal efficacy of chemical treatments, in vitro rearing methods for parasites, and evaluation of new compounds for pest control. His publications span over 15 years, addressing both applied and theoretical aspects of honey bee health challenges. Dr. Jack operates the UF Honey Bee Lab, focusing on education and field-ready solutions for beekeepers.
