Agricultural entomologist and chemical ecologist
Göttingen, Deutschland
Joined February 2014
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Michael Rostas retweeted
French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann responds to the White House press secretary’s attack after he suggested France should reclaim the Statue of Liberty:
“Dear Americans, since the White House press secretary is attacking me today, I wanted to tell you this:”
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Michael Rostas retweeted
A day to celebrate!!! Congratulations Catalina @cposadav on your excellent PhD dissertation!
A thistle biocontrol beetle sniffs out the phylogenetic relationship of its host plant species doi.org/10.1002/ps.7669
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Exciting new study on the protective effects of M. brunneum against soil-borne pathogens mdpi.com/2410538 #mdpijof via @JoF_MDPI, by @cposadav @AgEntoLabGOE
Long deserved recognition to creator of Pherobase, Ashraf El-Sayed @ChemEcol_org conference Bengaluru
Great talk by Baldwyn Torto (ISIPE) on how to use chemical ecology research on crop pests to provide biological solutions for sub-Saharan farmers.
Michael Rostas retweeted
This field trip was part of the "Max Planck Partner Group Kick-Off Workshop" organised by Dr. Sagar Pandit & Max Planck Partner Group's mentor Prof. Jonathan Gershenzon. We were accompanied by leading chemical ecologists from both India & Germany who are part of @maxplanckpress. – at Pune, India
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Just 17 days left to apply for a fully-funded PhD project. Open to international candidates! Will silicon be an effective plant defence against pests / pathogens under future climates? Chance to work with the wonderful @profSueHartley too!
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Excellent opportunity available at RRes for those interested in pests and their natural enemies!
jobs.rothamsted.ac.uk/vacanc…
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So verändert sich der für Menschen nicht mehr bewohnbare Bereich (violett) je nach Ausmaß der Erderwärmung. Aktuelle Studie aus Nature Sustainability, nature.com/articles/s41893-0…
New Paper by our PhD Catalina Posada-Vergara showing that fungal entomopathogens hit twice: by infecting insects and priming root defences. mdpi.com/1833156 #mdpijof via @JoF_MDPI
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Nectar-inhabiting bacteria do not only impact the foraging behavior of pollinators….parasitoids are affected too! Great collaboration with @bartlievens1 @AgEntoLabGOE @Salvato87749842 See link.springer.com/article/10…
Michael Rostas retweeted
Nacht des Wissens was a total success! What a pleasure it was to learn about so many interesting projects and to share the research of our Lab of Agricultural Entomology! Thanks to @ndw_goe & @uniGoettingen
Uni Göttingen: Studiengänge, Studienfächer abseits des Mainstream: Pferdewissenschaften, Crop Protection, Finnougristik, Chinesisches Recht, Diversity, Euro Culture: goettinger-tageblatt.de/beru…
A bit like birthday for agricultural entomologists. Happy International Day of Plant Health everyone! fao.org/plant-health-day/en
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Whether you like it, hate it, believe it or ignore it, the term subspecies exists. Can anyone point me to papers or texts where definitions for this term have been provided? I am particularly interested in its application to arthropods. Please RT if you have relevant followers.
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Very stimulating and inspiring day today! Together with @AgEntoLabGOE we organized a bilateral online workshop where all our PhD students and postdocs could present their work in 10 mins. Thanks everyone for making this possible!
