Sections and Keynote Speakers

Plenary Talk

Insect decline

Caspar A. Hallmann (Nijmegen, Niederlande)

  • 1. Young Entomologists' Challenge

    Icon UhrIn this section, young entomologists (up to 2 years post-doctoral) can additionally present their submitted content contributions (talk or poster) to Sections 2 to 15 in the form of an additional exciting three-minute pitch.

    The title of the pitch does not have to be the same as the original presentation, but should reflect the basic content of the presentation/poster. Please enter the title of the pitch in the registration form together with your content contributions. An "abstract" does not need to be submitted in advance for this format.

    The three best pitch presentations will be awarded a prize by a jury.

  • 2. Chemical Ecology & Behaviour

    Impact of air pollution on plant-pollinator chemical communication: Main effects and future perspectives

    Magali Proffit (Montpellier, France)

    Insect pest management using new generation sex pheromones and innovative technologies

    Maria Konstantopoulou (Athens, Greece)
  • 3. Biogeography & Faunistics

    Response of species and communities of terrestrial arthropods to climate and land-use change and how different biotic and abiotic factors affect species at the population level

    Toke Høye (Aarhus, Denmark)

  • 4. Biological Control

    Why a certain amount of bureaucracy makes sense: The significance of a regulation for invertebrate biological control agents in Germany

    Annette Herz (Dossenheim, Germany)

  • 5. Forest Entomology

    Seasonal adaptations of forest insects – why diapause matters

    Martin Schebeck (Vienna, Austria)

  • 6. Global Change Entomology

    The evolution of plasticity during anthropogenic change: Cue-environment mismatches and diapause

    Matthew Nielsen (Bremen, Germany)

  • 7. Insect Biotremology & Communication

    Innovations and new Terminology in Biotremology

    Valerio Mazzoni (St Michele all'Adige, Italy)

  • 8. Insect Control in Plants & Stored Products

    Multiple approaches to pest control in fruit crops; plugging the gap of pesticide withdrawals

    Michelle Fountain (Cambridge, UK)

  • 9. Insect-Microorganism Interactions

    Host-microbiome interactions in the Anthropocene (stories from honey bees and bark beetles)

    Vienna Kowallik (Freiburg, Germany)

  • 10. Invasive Arthropods

    The cicada Pentastiridius leporinus (Linné) as a vector of various pathogens in sugar beet and potatoes

    Michael Rostás (Göttingen, Germany)

  • 11. Functional Biodiversity in Permanent Crops

    Functional insect biodiversity in the vineyard environment

    Christoph Hoffmann (Siebeldingen, Germany)

  • 12. Landscape Ecology and Nature Conservation

    Reintroduction of butterflies with a parasitic life cycle: how to survive in the new home

    Irma Wynhoff (Wageningen, The Netherlands)

  • 13. Medical Entomology

    About the others – Those not in your bed. Phylogeny, Evolution and Ecology of bed bugs (Heteroptera, Cimicidae)

    Steffen Roth (Bergen, Norway)

    Water management of terrestrial arthropods: challenges and solutions using the example of two endemic tick species

    Olaf Kahl (Berlin, Germany)

  • 14. Morphology, Systematics & Evolution

    Spider mating systems: finding, choosing and securing mating partners

    Gabriele Uhl (Greifswald, Germany)

  • 15. Artificial Intelligence in Entomology

    Insect monitoring without pitfalls: Seven steps for robust insect surveillance systems

    Jamie Alison (Aarhus, Denmark)

  • 16. Free Topics

    Without keynote lecture

  • Amber Workshop

    Unearthing Cretaceous amber in Spain

    Ricardo Perez-de la Fuente (Oxford, UK)
  • Workshop: Practical Entomology, Museum Entomology

    Without keynote lecture