Please consider donating to this cause. We started this fundraising initiative to help mycologists from low-income countries attend international mycological congresses. The next one is in South Korea 2027. Help us make fungi science more accessible! gofund.me/c8eaea7df
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O Mestrado em Biodiversidade Neotropical da UNILA está com as inscrições abertas e estou ofertando uma vaga. Caso tenham interesse em trabalhar com sistemática e/ou biogeografia de aranhas, me escrevam!
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Research and travel grant up to 500 USD for students around the world. Deadlines: april 15th and september 15th.
From the ENTOPOC team, we wish you an incredible 2026.
This year, we reaffirm our commitment to support students of color. We would like to announce our research and travel grants.
Two application deadlines: April 15 and September 15.
Find more information at:
www.entopoc.org/researchtrav...
If you have a student, anywhere in the world, who would like and entomological society membership please have them come on over to our entopoc.org website to sign up for up to three free memberships per student!
Memberships for @odonataamericas.bsky.social @entsocamerica.bsky.social WDA (dragonflies), SOL (dragonflies), The lepidopterist society @canentomologist.bsky.social @freshwaterscience.bsky.social @coleopsoc.bsky.social @entcollnet.bsky.social @hymenopterists.org.web.brid.gy @arachnology.bsky.social
-American Ento Soc ($30)
@americanentosoc.bsky.social
-Indiv. insect soc, eg. DSA, TSC, IHS etc (~$15-50 depending)
@odonataamericas.bsky.social ⪩༏⪨
@coleopsoc.bsky.social 🪲 @hymenopterists.org.web.brid.gy 🐝
-If you are PoC, EntoPoc has grants?
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Come say hi, grab a sticker, and learn about how you can help increase student membership in entomological societies! #entoPOC #EntSoc25
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Come to visit us in the exhibit hall at #entsoc2025
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Come visit us in the Exhibit Hall at #EntSoc25! Help support our goal of increasing student membership in entomological societies!
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Title: Beginner's Guide to Publishing Research. Society for Freshwater Science emerging mayfly logo. 1) Read widely in different journals: Active reading will make you a better writer. Develop a structured reading practice. Reflect on options for structuring papers and elements that make a paper easy or difficult to understand. 2) Figure out your 'story': Draft your main messages and clearly identify your target audience. 3) Identify a list of target journals (3-5): Not all journals are the same. There are scientific society journals, non-profit and for-profit journals, more and less discipline-specific journals. Where have you seen similar research published? 4) Assemble your skeleton: Focus your initial writing on the most important paragraphs 1) the last paragraph of the introduction and 2) the first paragraph of the discussion. Create parallel structure for your manuscript. 5) Pay attention to journal's guidelines: Mind maximum word counts, figure and table numbers, etc.
6) Plan your time well: the publishing process can be a long and slow road, often > 1 year. 7) Develop your process for working with co-authors: learn to manage in multiple directions (up, down, horizontally) 8) Avoid taking reviewer's comments personally: respond systematically (consider formatting responses in a table) and thoroughly; consider declining irrelvant comments. 9) Consider writing and publishing as a social activity: Talk about your ideas, share drafts, participate in community writing blocks; find your most effective writing spaces and times. 10) Recognize that writing is iterative and requires practice: try to write daily. Even seasoned writers get better over time. The Society for Freshwater Science and its journal Freshwater Science are committed to supporting first time authors. For more information about the society or its journal, visit our website https://freshwater-science.org
The Society for Freshwater Science's non-profit society journal Freshwater Science is committed to supporting first-time authors in the publication process.
Check out these tips from our Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Anderson on publishing research.
What are your best publishing tips?
Are you a POC student, early career researcher, or professional entomologist from a country in the Global South?
We are now funding memberships!
Apply from October 1st to December 15th.
More info:
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Apply:
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Don't forget to sign up! #EntoPOC #Entomology
Join us for the Entomologists of Color Multilingual Journal Club!
Our next virtual meeting will be in Swahili on May 8th at 11 am EST, where we will be talking about a phylogeny of butterflies with Dr. Violet Onsongo! Please sign up if you are interested:https://forms.gle/JLcR2HpSv7Jf2PNu9
Check out these funding opportunities for March and April 🦋🪲🐝 Visit bit.ly/entopoc-funding for the amount, scope, eligibility, and for links to the source website. Please email us with any community-relevant funding opportunities! #Entomology #EntoPOC #Funding
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Team members sit up on the stage competing in the entomology games, celebrating after getting a question right
Team Larvae-MNH - PhD students Kate Montana, @mantodeology.bsky.social , Amanda Markee, and @entomolrj.bsky.social and coach @jessicalwarelab.bsky.social - made their Entomology Games debut at the Eastern Branch Meeting of
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in Harrisburg, PA! #Entomology #EntoPOC #DiversifyEntomology
Everyone is welcome! We do try to have a POC lead as often as possible though 🥰
It's not too late to sign up! #EntoPOC #Entomology
An infographic from EntoPOC that has a scannable QR code to sign up for their multilingual journal club, which is scheduled to have their first meeting in April 2025.
¡Acompáñanos al primer club de lectura en varios idiomas de Entomólogos de Color! Nuestra próxima reunión virtual será en español, el 3 de abril a las 10 a. m., con la Dra. Laura González Mozo. 📌 Inscríbete a través del siguiente enlace o escaneando el código QR. 🐛🪰🐞🐜 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
An infographic from EntoPOC that has a scannable QR code to sign up for their multilingual journal club, which is scheduled to have their first meeting in April 2025.
Please join us for the Entomologists of Color Multilingual Journal Club!🦗♥️ Our next virtual meeting will be in Spanish on April 3rd at 10 am EST with Dr. Laura González Mozo!🪲 Please sign up by scanning the QR code or by clicking the link below if you are interested!🦋
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