News of the Laboratory of Entomology
News of the Laboratory of Entomology
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Entomologist Marcel Dicke retires: “Insects are truly fascinating creatures”
- A cricket sandwich or locust satay? According to Marcel Dicke, professor of entomology at Wageningen University & Research (WUR), insect-based... -
Bregje Wertheim new Chairholder Laboratory of Entomology
- As of 1 September, research associate Bregje Wertheim has been appointed Chairholder of the Laboratory of Entomology at Wageningen University &... -
Insects as chicken feed: a natural and sustainable idea
- Rearing insects on residue streams from the food industry can play an important role in making feed production more sustainable in the poultry sector.... -
New Professor for the Control of disease-transmitting insects
- Sander Koenraadt has been appointed Professor of Ecology and Control of Disease-Transmitting Insects at the Laboratory of Entomology at Wageningen... -
“Caterpillar noses” are surprisingly sophisticated
- Caterpillars have the ability to consume copious amounts of plant materials in a short time. Caterpillars use their antennae to scan their... -
Enzymes in insect larvae transform toxins
- The larvae of the black soldier fly contain enzymes that can convert toxic substances. This is evident from Kelly Niermans' PhD research. She will... -
Vidi grant for WUR research into resistant bell pepper
- WUR researcher Karen Kloth heard last week that she is to receive a Vidi grant. She will use the grant to conduct research into aphids on pepper... -
Three Wageningen scientists receive Vidi grant
- Three scientists of Wageningen University & Research are to receive a Vidi grant of up to 800,000 euros. The funds can be put towards developing... -
Erik Poelman appointed as professor holding a personal chair
- The Executive Board has appointed Erik Poelman (42) as professor holding a personal chair in the Entomology chair group of the Plant Sciences Group at... -
Transition to sustainable arable farming given new impulse with €10 million research grant
- Arable farmers, government agencies, crop protection organisations, breeders, nature conservation organisations, banks, food chain partners,...