Zoë Delamore

Zoë Delamore serves as a Postdoc at the Laboratory of Entomology and holds dual PhD candidate positions at Wageningen University & Research's Graduate School PE&RC and Laboratory of Entomology. Her work integrates fundamental entomological research with practical agricultural applications, focusing on sustainable crop protection strategies.

Her research portfolio spans critical domains in agricultural science:

• Agricultural Management and Crop Protection
• Induced Resistance mechanisms in plants
• Biological Control of herbivore pests
• Cropping System optimization
• Soil Quality and Microbial Community dynamics
• Plant Tissue defense responses

Delamore actively contributes to the project Intricate interactions: investigating plant defence strategies to deal with multi-herbivore attack and their fitness consequences in Brassicaceae, examining how Brassica plants defend against complex herbivore communities. Her research leverages the Laboratory of Entomology's resources within Wageningen University & Research, a global leader in agricultural sciences. With her 2023 publication generating 14 Scopus citations and 44 Mendeley readers, she demonstrates impactful translation of laboratory insights into field-applicable pest management solutions.