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  • photo of two women and a ball with bees inside
    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.
  • three men in suits
    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.
  • cicada resting on a person's fingertips
    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.
  • two smiling men
    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.
  • an insect on a leaf
    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.
  • woman next to computer screen displaying a bee
    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.
  • documentary starring three women
    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."
  • an ant with big mandibles
    Trap-jaw ants jump with their jaws to escape the antlions den
    2015-05-13 - The trap-jaw can increase its survival by jumping with its spring-loaded jaws.
  • photo of five people
    Survival gardening education goes global via cellphones
    2015-03-16 - Animated videos teach “survival gardening.” From left: Carl Burkybile, agricultural director of Healing Hands International, worked with entomology professor Barry Pittendrigh, animator Benjamin Blalock, Center for African Studies assistant director Julia Bello-Bravo and animator Anna Perez Sabater to develop the videos, which HHI distributes around the world.
  • smiling woman in a green house
    Long-term nitrogen fertilizer use disrupts plant-microbe mutualisms
    2015-02-23 - University of Illinois plant biology professor Katy Heath and her colleagues found that long-term nitrogen fertilizer use disrupts the mutually beneficial relationship between legumes and soil microbes.
  • woman receiving medal from Obama
    Entomology professor May Berenbaum receives National Medal of Science
    2014-11-20 - Entomology professor May Berenbaum received a National Medal of Science award from President Obama at a White House ceremony Nov. 20.

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