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@royentsoc.bsky.socialJoin us this weekend on Stand N38 at New Scientist Live to explore innovative monitoring technologies, get hands-on with microscopes & learn about careers in entomology - We’re delighted to be collaborating with @wildersensing.com, @sensibee.bsky.social & @soilacoustics.bsky.social.
@royentsoc.bsky.social🚨 Two weeks left to submit your abstract!
Whether you're studying insect ecology, behaviour, conservation, agriculture, taxonomy or another area of entomology, we'd love to hear about your work at the Virtual Student Forum 2026.
📄 Abstract deadline: 17:00, 23 October
@royentsoc.bsky.socialRegistration deadline next week!
🌍 Specialists from across the hemipteran world are coming together in Brussels this October.
Advances in Hemipteran Research 2026 will explore everything from molecular biology to population ecology and agricultural applications.
📅 29–30 October 2026
@royentsoc.bsky.socialTake part in #BiologyWeek2026 this October!
From insects and ecology to conservation and biodiversity, there's something for everyone to explore.
Why not get involved, organise an event, or discover the free #BiologyWeek resources available from @rsb.org.uk? 🐞🦋🌼
@royentsoc.bsky.socialIn a major win for entomology, the buff-tailed bumblebee has been selected to feature on the next series of Bank of England banknotes 🐝
Its inclusion highlights the vital role of pollinators and brings one of the UK’s most recognisable insects into the pockets of millions.
@royentsoc.bsky.social🦋 You don't need professional equipment to enter the RES Insect Week Photography Competition.
From smartphone snaps to specialist macro photography, we're looking for images that celebrate the beauty, diversity and wonder of insects.
⏰ Entries close 31 October
@royentsoc.bsky.social🐞 How do we inspire people to care about insects?
Join us for the Outreach, Culture & Education SIG, a unique two-day event exploring the role insects play in culture and society.
📍 Day 1: New RES HQ (25 Nov)
📍 Day 2: Natural History Museum (26 Nov)
⏰ Deadline: 13 November
@royentsoc.bsky.social🎤 Why Present at our Virtual Student Forum?
Presenting at a conference is a great way to build confidence, develop communication skills and receive feedback on your research from fellow students and entomologists.
📄 Abstract deadline: 23 October
@royentsoc.bsky.social🏛️ Spend an afternoon at one of the world's most iconic natural history venues.
The #OrthopteraSIG takes place at the Natural History Museum, London, bringing together experts and enthusiasts for an afternoon of insect science and discussion.
⏰ Deadline: 26 October
@royentsoc.bsky.social🪰 Thinking of attending #IAFF26?
Places are limited and attendance is capped, so don't leave it too late to secure your place at this exciting two-day conference exploring insects as food and feed.
⏰ Registration deadline: 13 November
@royentsoc.bsky.social📸🐞 Have you captured an incredible insect moment this year?
The RES #InsectWeek Photography Competition is still open for entries! Whether it's a striking snap, fascinating behaviour or beautiful encounter with insect life, we'd love to see your photographs.
⏰ Deadline: 31 October
@royentsoc.bsky.social📅 One week to go!
If you've ever wondered how some of the animal kingdom's most bizarre traits evolve, don't miss our next #InsectHour on 14 October, exploring the strange sexual biology of stalk-eyed flies.
🎟️ Reserve your free place
@royentsoc.bsky.social🎨🐝 Science meets art.
Day 2, Insects & Culture – a reflection on the beauty and aesthetic potential of the Hymenopteran, brings together artists and entomologists to explore the fascinating world of bees, ants and wasps.
⏰ Registration deadline: 17:00 (GMT), Friday 13 November
@royentsoc.bsky.social🎓 Whether you're an undergrad, postgrad or early-career researcher, the Virtual Student Forum 2026 offers a valuable opportunity to learn from peers, broaden your knowledge & stay up to date with current research trends in entomology.
📝 Registration deadline: Friday 27 Nov
@royentsoc.bsky.social🎶 Chirping crickets, striking bush-crickets and remarkable grasshoppers 🦗
Join us this November as the Orthoptera SIG explores the behaviour, ecology, acoustics, taxonomy and conservation of some of Britain's most fascinating insects.
📅 4 November
⏰ Registration deadline: 26 Oct
@royentsoc.bsky.social🐝 Pollinating, hunting, feeding, courting, nesting...
Some of the most memorable insect photos capture behaviour in action. If you've photographed an insect doing something remarkable, it's a perfect time to enter the RES #InsectWeek Photography Competition.
⏰ Deadline: 31 October
@royentsoc.bsky.socialJoin us on 1 October for Innovations in Entomology, where leading researchers, innovators and industry experts will come together to explore the future of insect science and its impact on society.
💻 Online attendance available via livestream registration.
@royentsoc.bsky.social🚨 It's Abstract deadline day!
Today is your last chance to submit an abstract for #IAFF26 and share your work with the insects as food and feed community.
📢 Abstract deadline: Today, 17:00 BST, Friday 25 September 🔽
@royentsoc.bsky.social🦋 Words matter.
One of this year's keynote talks by Olivia Knapton, King’s College London will explore how the way we talk about insects can shape public perceptions, attitudes and willingness to engage with insect conservation.
⏰ Registration deadline: 17:00 (GMT), 13 November
@royentsoc.bsky.social⏳ One month left to enter the RES #InsectWeek Photography Competition!
If you've been meaning to sort through your favourite insect photographs, now's the time. We can't wait to see the incredible images you've captured.
📸 Deadline: 31 October
