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  • bees at their nest
    Virus-infected honey bees more likely to gain entrance to healthy hives
    2020-04-28 - Entomology professor Adam Dolezal and his colleagues found that infection with the Israeli acute paralysis virus increases the likelihood that infected bees are accepted by foreign colonies.
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    2020 World of Biology Photo Competition
    2020-04-18 - Deadline for submissions: 12:00 noon, Thursday, May 7, 2020
  • a yellow bird facing up
    When warblers warn of cowbirds, blackbirds get the message
    2020-03-31 - This is the story of three bird species and how they interact. The brown-headed cowbird plays the role of outlaw: It lays its eggs in other birds’ nests and lets them raise its young – often at the expense of the host’s nestlings. To combat this threat, yellow warblers have developed a special “seet” call that means, “Look out! Cowbird!” In a new study, researchers...
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    Grad student names new treehopper species after Lady Gaga
    2020-03-12 - Brendan Morris discovered a new genus and species of treehopper. He named it in honor of the musical artist Lady Gaga.
  • scuba diving girl
    3 continents, 2 majors, 1 minor, and published research
    2020-03-09 - How I shaped my unique journey at Illinois Abby Knipp is a recent graduate of the College of LAS, where she studied Spanish, earth, society, & environmental sustainability (ESES), and integrative biology. Who would’ve thought that a girl from cold, northern Minnesota, far from any body of salt-water and who had never even stepped foot into the ocean would decide to...
  • locusts on a shrub
    How changes in weather patterns could lead to more insect invasions
    2020-02-26 - Dr. Esther Ngumbi (Entomology) reports on outbreaks of insect pests and insect invasions are on the rise on the African continent.
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    Stephen Long named Stanley O. Ikenberry Chair
    2020-02-12 - Professor of plant biology and crop sciences receives one of U of I's highest honors University of Illinois professor Stephen Long, a renowned researcher known particularly for his work in photosynthesis and addressing food insecurity, has been named an Ikenberry Endowed University Chair of Plant Biology and Crop Sciences.
  • a colorful fish
    Study tracks genomic changes that reinforce darter speciation
    2020-02-07 - Researchers sequenced the genome of the orangethroat darter, pictured, and compared it with that of the rainbow darter, a closely related species. They also hybridized the two species to determine the factors that drive them to diverge.
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    DOE Project at U of I Will Measure Bioenergy Crop Carbon Emissions
    2020-01-24 - The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $3.3 million grant to a multidisciplinary research team at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to develop a precise system for measuring greenhouse gas emissions from commercial bioenergy crops grown in central Illinois.
  • smiling woman in front of alma mater
    Preparing for big goals by researching small things
    2020-01-17 - Megan Choi is a junior in LAS, where she studies integrative biology. Originally from Oswego, IL, Choi is also passionate about competing in triathlons. In the spring of 2019, Choi won a campus-level award for her undergraduate research on the variation in nest architecture of two different species of ants. The College of LAS recently had a chance to ask her a few questions about her experience...
  • a desert locust
    Lessons on how to effectively tackle insect invasions
    2020-01-17 - Dr. Esther Ngumbi details how pest insects can be effectively managed in Africa. Kenyan food production and grazing land is under threat from a huge desert locust invasion. The insects are currently in two counties in northern Kenya and are now spreading to other Kenyan regions including Meru, Laikipia, and Rift Valley. The government has yet to...
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    First Publication of the SIB Connections Newsletter for Fall 2019
    2020-01-07 - The School of Integrative Biology is excited to announce the first publication of SIB Connections, a newsletter designed for our alumni since the School was formed during the 2004-2005 school year.
  • a lobster and a roly-poly
    Announcing the 37th Annual Insect Fear Film Festival
    2019-12-20 - Thank you for helping to make our 37th Annual Insect Fear Film Festival (IFFF) such a great success! Hosted by the Department of Entomology and the Entomology Graduate Student Association (EGSA), it was held on Saturday, February 22, 2020 in Foellinger Auditorium at UIUC.
  • three people sitting
    Three siblings, five LAS majors, and one strong family bond
    2019-12-19 - The Kaminskis grew up together. Now they go to U of I together When Robert and Beata Kaminski immigrated to the U.S. from Poland, they knew nothing about American colleges, and relied on their oldest son, Szymon, to guide them.
  • six people sitting in front of a board game
    Researchers use board game to educate students on role and importance of bees
    2019-12-19 - Researchers from the Berenbaum Lab in the Department of Entomology are helping local kids gain a better understanding of bees, their life cycle, and their role in our world. Led by Dr. Bernarda Calla and Dr. Ling-Hsiu Liao, the group of researchers visited Urbana...

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