Tag: Raul Medina

In the Southern U.S., Young Blacklegged Ticks’ Habitat is a Mystery

In the southern U.S., blacklegged tick larvae and nymphs can be found on hosts, but they don’t otherwise show up in vegetation or—as a new study finds—in leaf litter or soil either. So where are they hiding?

Entomology Today October 1, 2018 4 Comments

The Many Facets of Collaboration in Entomological Research, and Beyond

At a symposium at Entomology 2017 on "The Power of Cooperation," organized by the ESA Student Affairs Committee, speakers ranging from seasoned professors to postdoctoral researchers to graduate students shared their experiences in developing and maintaining fruitful scientific collaborations.