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    Berenbaum named PNAS editor-in-chief
    2018-10-31 - Entomology professor and department head May Berenbaum has been appointed editor-in-chief of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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    Honey bee researcher Gene Robinson elected to National Academy of Medicine
    2018-10-23 - Illinois entomology professor Gene Robinson was elected to the National Academy of Medicine “for pioneering contributions to understanding the roles of genes in social behavior.”
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    Eating insects could help fight world hunger
    2018-10-17 - Insects could be a game changer in the race to combat food insecurity and achieve zero hunger. Eating insects can help fight hunger and food insecurity. They are a fantastic source of nutrients—like protein—and food at times when the production of commonly eaten staple African food crops, like maize, fails due to the changing climate, droughts, or insect pest damage.
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    Genomic study ties insect evolution to the ability to detect airborne odors
    2018-08-27 - A new study from Illinois entomology professor, Hugh Robertson, and colleagues at the University of California, Davis, reveals that all insects have odorant receptors that enable them to detect airborne chemicals.
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    Entomologist receives $1 million grant to research the impact of pesticides on bees
    2018-07-27 - Alexandra Harmon-Threatt will study neonicotinoids
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    Should we worry about ticks this summer?
    2018-07-17 - Check yourselves and your pets for ticks after spending time in wooded or grassy areas, says Illinois entomologist Brian Allan.
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    Bloodsucking, disease-spreading ticks on screen at 2018 Insect Fear Film Festival
    2018-02-15 - Ticks are the 2018 Insect Fear Film Festival theme, despite the fact that they are not insects but arachnids. Festival founder and entomology professor May Berenbaum chose ticks because, as global disease vectors, it is important for people to understand them.
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    Gene Robinson Awarded 2018 Wolf Prize in Agriculture
    2018-02-13 - IGB Director Gene Robinson has been awarded the 2018 Wolf Prize in Agriculture for “leading the genomics revolution in the organismal and population biology of the honey bee.”
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    Agricultural fungicide attracts honey bees, study finds
    2018-01-12 - Entomology professor May Berenbaum, left, and postdoctoral researcher Ling-Hsiu Liao found that honey bees have a slight preference for food laced with the fungicide chlorothalonil at certain concentrations.
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    Genomic study explores evolution of gentle ‘killer bees’ in Puerto Rico
    2017-11-16 - From left, Matthew Hudson, Arian Avalos, Gene Robinson and their colleagues found genomic signatures associated with the evolution of gentle behavior in Puerto Rico’s Africanized honey bees.
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    Cicada wings may inspire new surface technologies
    2017-08-16 - The wings of Megatibicen dorsatus, a prairie-dwelling cicada, are helping engineers design water-repellent surfaces.
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    Study finds parallels between unresponsive honey bees, autism in humans
    2017-07-31 - Socially unresponsive bees share something fundamental with autistic humans, new research finds.
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    Team nebulizes aphids to knock down gene expression
    2017-03-31 - The soybean aphid is tiny, about the size of a pollen grain, but an infestation can cause soybean losses of up to 40 percent, studies reveal.
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    Study suggests commercial bumble bee industry amplified a fungal pathogen
    2016-04-05 - Scientists hoping to explain widespread declines in wild bumble bee populations have conducted the first long-term genetic study of Nosema bombi, a key fungal pathogen of honey bees and bumble bees.
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    Documentary featuring entomologist May Berenbaum debuts on BTN
    2015-09-16 - Computer artist Donna Cox, left, entomologist May Berenbaum, center, and athlete Jean Driscoll were featured in the Big Ten Network documentary "Making Their Mark."

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