جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Entomology
• Pest Management
• Invasive Species
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Matt Bertone is an active entomology specialist with North Carolina State University's Department of Entomology & Plant Pathology within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. His work focuses on practical entomological solutions through the NC State Extension program, producing numerous fact sheets and guides for both agricultural professionals and the general public. His research interests span multiple entomological domains including invasive species management , household and agricultural pest control , and urban entomology . Bertone's work particularly emphasizes identification and management of problematic arthropods affecting North Carolina residents, from pantry pests to invasive earthworms and ticks. His publications demonstrate expertise in translating complex entomological knowledge into accessible guidance for diverse audiences. Analysis of his recent publications reveals consistent focus on practical pest management solutions across multiple environments. His work shows particular strength in addressing emerging invasive species threats while maintaining strong coverage of common household pests. The publications follow a consistent format designed for practical application by extension agents, farmers, gardeners, and homeowners. Bertone frequently collaborates with other extension specialists including Sydney Crawley, Michael Waldvogel, and Hannah Burrack, while also authoring solo publications. His work is primarily disseminated through the NC State Extension publication system, reaching audiences through both digital and print formats.

• Chemical Ecology
• Semiochemicals
• Pheromone Synthesis
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Rikard Unelius is a Professor of Organic Chemistry at the School of Natural Sciences, Linnaeus University in Kalmar/Växjö, Sweden. With over 39 years of research experience in the field of organic synthesis and applied chemical ecology, he has established himself as a leading expert in the study of semiochemicals for insect pest control. His work bridges chemistry and entomology to develop environmentally sustainable methods for controlling forest and agricultural pests. Unelius's research focuses on ecological chemistry, particularly how insects communicate through chemical signaling. His work has significant applications in preventing disease transmission, protecting crops from insect attacks, and reducing pesticide use in sustainable agriculture. His expertise lies in identifying and structurally characterizing the minute odor molecules insects release, synthesizing these molecules efficiently, and understanding the chemical classes various insect families use for communication. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2019-2023) reveals a strong focus on bark beetle ecology, particularly Ips typographus, and their interactions with fungal symbionts. His work spans chemical synthesis of semiochemicals, field testing of attractants and anti-attractants, and molecular studies of insect olfactory systems. Key themes include oxygenated monoterpenes, pheromone blends, and the development of monitoring tools for pest management across different ecosystems. Unelius has executed research in New Zealand institutions for approximately 50 months over the last 17 years, collaborating with Plant and Food Research and Agresearch Ltd. His work has practical applications in integrated pest management systems worldwide, with particular relevance to forest protection and sustainable agriculture. His research is characterized by strong international collaborations across multiple continents including South America, New Zealand, and Europe.

Slobodan Krnjajićمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Agriculture
• Entomology
• Organic Farming
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Slobodan Krnjajić is a Senior Research Associate at the Department of Living Systems Sciences, Institute for Multidisciplinary Research, University of Belgrade. His career spans over three decades with previous roles at the Institute for Plant Protection and Environment and Center for Pesticides and Environmental Protection in Serbia. Doctor of Biotechnical Sciences in Entomology (University of Novi Sad, 2008) Master of Biotechnical Sciences in Entomology (University of Novi Sad, 2003) Bachelor of Agricultural Entomology (University of Belgrade, 1985) Dr. Krnjajić specializes in agricultural entomology and pesticide science, focusing on biological pest control, essential oils as natural insecticides, and phytoplasma disease epidemiology. His work bridges traditional agricultural practices with modern scientific approaches, particularly in combating crop diseases through sustainable methods. His recent research (2018–2020) investigates essential oil applications against agricultural pests like the Colorado potato beetle and potato tuber moth. Earlier work (2007–2010) analyzed phytoplasma transmission dynamics in maize and grapevine diseases, establishing critical vector-pathogen relationships in Serbian agroecosystems. Award for the Best Technological Innovation 2009 (POTENTIAL Category, third place) as part of the BIOCONTROL team Dr. Krnjajić has led multiple international projects, including EU-funded initiatives on hemipteran pest biodiversity and bilateral programs with France/Hungary. His collaborations span from 2003 to 2020, focusing on phytoplasma epidemiology, vector control, and agricultural sustainability.

• Integrated Pest Management
• Insecticide Resistance Management
• Agroecology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Roditakis Emmanouil is an Associate Professor at the Hellenic Mediterranean University (HMU), serving as Head of the Department of Agricultural Entomology and Pesticide Science. He holds a PhD in Biology and Biochemistry from the University of Bath (UK) and an MSc in Agronomy from the Agricultural University of Athens. His academic discipline focuses on Agricultural Entomology and Pesticide Science, with expertise in integrated pest management, insecticide resistance, and novel pest identification. Emmanouil’s research emphasizes sustainable pest control strategies, including evaluating new pest control practices and managing insecticide resistance. He has contributed to understanding pest invasions like Etiella zinckenella in soybeans and Cryptoblabes gnidiella in grapes. His work bridges ecological, chemical, and genetic approaches to address agricultural challenges. Key roles include membership in the Plant Protection Committee of Crete’s Prefecture and Vice-Chair of GEOTEE-Crete. His publications span pesticide safety, molecular diagnostics for resistance, and pest lifecycle biology. Emmanouil teaches advanced courses in agricultural entomology and holistic pest control at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Paul Severnsمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Plant Disease Epidemiology
• Ecology
• Evolutionary Biology
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Paul Severns is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia's College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Department of Plant Pathology, since 2018. His research integrates ecology, evolutionary biology, and plant pathology to address disease epidemic dynamics and control strategies. Education: PhD in Botany/Plant Biology (Ecology and Evolution emphasis) from Oregon State University (2009) and BS in Molecular Biology from University of Oregon (1998). His work spans plant disease epidemiology, nematode management, fungal resistance, and machine learning applications in agricultural diagnostics. Recent studies focus on thermal imaging for disease detection, Xylella fastidiosa infection dynamics, and virus transmission mechanisms in cucurbits. Key trends in his publications include: Utilizing machine learning for precise disease identification Investigating nematode responses to nematicides Exploring seedborne virus transmission Developing fluorescent tracers for epidemiological modeling Studying plant immunity mechanisms against bacterial pathogens Scientific recognition includes: Student Career Success Influencer Award (2023) UGA Junior Teaching Academy Fellow (2021)

Jérôme Moreauمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Ecotoxicology
• Climate Change Biology
• Evolutionary Ecology
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Jérôme Moreau is a Professor at the University of La Rochelle and Associate Researcher at the Chizé Center for Biological Studies (CNRS UMR 7372). His research spans ecology, environmental toxicology, and evolutionary biology, focusing on pesticide impacts on avian species, climate change effects on tri-trophic systems, and immune strategies in insects and crustaceans. He works with agricultural plain birds like Montagu's Harrier and Grey Partridge, using experimental platforms and GPS monitoring in farmlands. PhD in Life Sciences (2001), University of Tours Post-doctorate at University of Neuchâtel (2003-2004) Temporary Teaching and Research Associate (ATER) at University of Burgundy (2002) His research integrates climate change biology, agrochemical impacts, and immunological strategies across species. Key areas include: Tri-trophic interactions in vineyards Transgenerational immunity in insects Animal personality in biological control Arctic community dynamics Host-parasitoid relationships Carotenoid immunology Past affiliations include CNRS delegations (2016-2018) and roles in pesticide phase-out committees. His recent publications analyze pesticide residues in birds, warming effects on pests, and organic farming impacts on avian health. He co-supervises PhD students and teaches ecology, conservation biology, and evolutionary physiology at the Master’s level.

• Plant Protection
• Viticulture
• Entomology
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Professor Annette Reineke is a distinguished academic at Hochschule Geisenheim, where she serves as Vice President for Research and Head of the Institute for Phytomedicine. She holds a professorship for Phytomedicine in Viticulture and Horticulture, reflecting her specialized expertise at the intersection of plant protection, entomology, and viticulture. With a career spanning over two decades since her PhD in 1998, Professor Reineke has established herself as a leading researcher in sustainable pest management for vineyards. Her research interests focus on biological control methods using entomopathogenic fungi, the impact of climate change on plant-insect-pathogen interactions, and sustainable viticulture practices. Professor Reineke has published extensively on how elevated CO2 levels affect grapevine quality and insect herbivore performance, as well as how these changes might influence pest management strategies. Her recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on European grapevine moth management, soil microbial communities in vineyards, and the development of sustainable pest control methods that remain effective under changing climatic conditions. Currently, Professor Reineke leads two major research initiatives: the POMORROW project investigating resistance to plant pathogens in potatoes, and the Entomology Conference 2025 addressing critical insect-related challenges in agriculture. Her work bridges fundamental entomological research with practical applications for sustainable viticulture, making significant contributions to both scientific knowledge and industry practices. As Vice President for Research, Professor Reineke oversees the research strategy for Hochschule Geisenheim while maintaining an active research program. Her leadership extends to national and international scientific communities through her membership on the Scientific Advisory Board for the National Action Plan on Plant Protection and the Board of the German Society for General and Applied Entomology.