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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 15d

Registration is open for Entomology 2026! 🐛🎉 Connect your science and expand your net at ESA's Annual Meeting in Columbus, Ohio, November 8–11. Register and book your hotel now for the best rates: entsoc.org/events/annua... #EntSoc26

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 16d

Arthropod Photo of the Week: July 29, 2026 Long-legged fly Condylostylus sp. Diptera: Dolichopodidae Observed in Antalya, Türkiye By Cenk Mirza, Etimesgut, Türkiye #arthropodPOTW

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 18d

Announcing ESA’s new customer account system! You’ll get an improved online experience in managing your ESA membership, accounts, event registrations, subscriptions, and more. Learn more and log in: entsoc.org/membership/n...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 18d

Beginning in 2025, alt text is required for figures in all articles in ESA journals, published in partnership with Oxford University Press. Learn more about how to write alt text for scientific figures: academic.oup.com/aesa/pages/M...

An image displaying covers of nine ESA publications in two rows (five in top row, four in bottom) under the heading "Publications," on a white background. The journal covers each feature insect-related images, and the titles are "American Entomologist," "Annals of the Entomological Society of America," "Arthropod Management Tests," "Environmental Entomology," "Insect Systematics and Diversity," "Journal of Economic Entomology," "Journal of Integrated Pest Management," "Journal of Insect Science," and "Journal of Medical Entomology."

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 18d

At the ESA Annual Meeting, a variety of accommodations are available to ensure accessibility for all attendees, speakers, and guests. #EntSoc26 Learn more: entsoc.org/events/annua...

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 18d

As we near the end of Disability Pride Month, ESA encourages the entomological community to join us in working to make insect science a welcoming profession for people with disabilities. #DisablityPrideMonth #EntoDEI 🧵

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 23d

Arthropod Photo of the Week: July 22, 2026 Dancing white lady spider Leucorchestris arenicola Araneae: Sparassidae Observed in Gobabeb, Namibia By Brent Sinclair (coldbugs.com), New York, USA #arthropodPOTW

A pale, sand-colored spider with long legs is positioned on orange sand, facing the camera. The spider's eyes and body details are clearly visible.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· 29d

While the deadline has passed to submit comments on OMB’s proposed “Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance,” it’s important to let your elected representatives know how it will seriously harm scientific research. Visit entsoc.org/contact-congress to #EntVocate for insect science!

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jul 15

Arthropod Photo of the Week: July 15, 2026 Lichen katydid Machimoides sofiae Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae Observed in Napo, Ecuador By Joseph Spencer (@talkingrootworm.bsky.social), Illinois, USA #arthropodPOTW

A green katydid with lattice-patterned wings rests on a tree trunk covered with moss. The insect’s long antennae and spindly legs are clearly visible.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jul 13

Take action—deadline today! A proposed guidance would harm scientific research by shifting funding decisions from experts to political appointees for key ways scientists share knowledge. Today, July 13, is the last day to comment. Take a stand at entsoc.org/submit-comments #EntVocate

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jul 10

Share your expertise in ecological modeling, ornamental entomology, entomological genetics, insect physiology, or taxonomy as a Journal of Insect Science subject editor! Apply by August 31: app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019eb...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jul 8

Arthropod Photo of the Week: July 8, 2026 Eastern forktail Ischnura verticalis Odonata: Coenagrionidae Observed in Virginia, USA By Jay Liang (1x.com/jayliang/ove...), Virginia, USA #arthropodPOTW

A close-up of a damselfly perched on a green stem, showing its transparent wings and segmented, multicolored body. The background is blurred green.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jul 1

Arthropod Photo of the Week: July 1, 2026 Milkweed beetles Tetraopes tetrophthalmus Coleoptera: Cerambycidae Observed in New York, USA By Trudy Runyan, New York, USA #arthropodPOTW

Two red and black beetles are perched on a green plant next to clusters of pink and white flowers. The background is filled with green leaves.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 30

Call for Proposals: Advances in Areawide Pest Management in Agroecosystems The Journal of Economic Entomology is seeking proposals for a special collection highlighting technological advances to support sustainable agriculture & IPM through AWPM: academic.oup.com/insect-scien... @academic.oup.com

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 29

ESA is at #ECE2026Tours this week! Stop by our booth in the exhibitor area to say hi. We’re excited to meet and engage with the global entomology community to build connections, solve challenges, and share insect science.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 26

Take action: A proposed guidance could harm scientific research by shifting funding decisions from experts to political appointees for key ways scientists share knowledge. Take a stand at entsoc.org/submit-comments or entsoc.org/contact-congress #EntVocate

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 25

In June and all year long, ESA celebrates LGBTQIA+ scientists who do their part to advance entomology. ESA is proud of its commitment to fostering a safe, welcoming professional community for entomologists. Happy #PrideMonth! #LGBTQ+ #EntoDEI

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 24

Arthropod Photo of the Week: June 24, 2026 Green drake mayfly Ephemera danica Ephemeroptera: Ephemeridae Observed in Saxony, Germany By Ruediger Schulz (www.foxbird.eu), Saxony, Germany #arthropodPOTW

A mayfly clings to a green blade of grass, emerging from its nymph exoskeleton. Its delicate, patterned wings are fully expanded. The background is a smooth, blurred gradient.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 23

Brian Nault, Ph.D., entomology professor at Cornell University, will deliver the Founders' Memorial Lecture at #EntSoc26 in honor of his father, Lowell R. Nault, Ph.D. Lowell pioneered research in vector-borne pathogens during his 36-year career at Ohio State University. entsoc.org/news/press-r...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 22

Join entomologists in asking Congress to use its oversight role to stop the proposed reorganization of the USDA Research, Education, and Economics Mission Area, which would close & break up key facilities. #EntVocate for insect research: entsoc.quorum.us/campaign/164...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 18

ESA is hiring! Our publications team is looking for an Editorial Coordinator to support ESA authors, editors, reviewers, and staff. If you're looking for a new opportunity in academic publishing, or know someone who is, learn more: careers.entsoc.org/jobs/2235935...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 17

Arthropod Photo of the Week: June 17, 2026 Jumping spider Habronattus americanus Araneae: Salticidae Observed in Nevada, USA By Kyle Scholz, California, USA #arthropodPOTW

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 10

Arthropod Photo of the Week: June 10, 2026 Fly Species unknown Order: Diptera Observed in Minas Gerais, Brazil By Thiago Campos #arthropodPOTW

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· Jun 3

Arthropod Photo of the Week: June 3, 2026 Bee Tetragonisca angustula Hymenoptera: Apidae Observed in Minas Gerais, Brazil By Carlos Augusto Asanuma, Sao Paulo, Brazil #arthropodPOTW

A close-up image of a yellow bee with a long, narrow abdomen in flight holding a small object in its mandibles, with fine details visible on its eyes and body.

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· May 29

Reminder: ESA’s customer account system will be unavailable in June as we upgrade to a new system. From June 1-29, users will not be able to update their accounts, purchase products, renew their membership, or register for events. Learn more: www.entsoc.org/membership/n...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· May 28

June 1 is the deadline for several ESA member opportunities: entsoc.org/support/volu... 🦗 Submit a nomination for ESA Awards 🐞 Serve as an elected or appointed volunteer leader 🐜 Grow your career w/ Professional Advancement Career Training or EntoMentos 🦋 #Entvocate as an ESA Science Policy Fellow

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· May 28

Abstract submissions close this Sunday, May 31 for #EntSoc26! Share your research at the world’s largest gathering of insect science professionals in Columbus, Ohio, November 8–11. Be part of the program and submit your 10-minute presentation or poster display today: entsoc.org/events/annua...

Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· May 28

—Hannah Chu, John Henry Comstock Award (Pacific Branch) —Sabita Ranabhat, John Henry Comstock Award (North Central Branch) —Mandeep Tayal, John Henry Comstock Award (Southeastern Branch) www.entsoc.org/news/press-r...

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· May 28

—Rattanan Chungsawat, Alate Award —Fang-Ling Chloe Liu, Alate Award —Emily Ta, 2025 Alate Award www.entsoc.org/news/press-r...

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Entomological Society of America@entsocamerica· May 28

⭐Additional awardees include: —Jody Green, Distinguished Achievement Award in Extension —Shripat Kamble, Distinguished Service Award to the Certification Program —Sajjan Grover, ECP Research Award www.entsoc.org/news/press-r...