Article: CSIRO Entomology scientist, Dr David Yeates, has been awarded the Australian Entomological Society's 2008 Mackerras Medal.

Article: Key scientists gather for invasive species talks; CSIRO ...
M2 Presswire;  February 23, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... gather for invasive species talks; CSIRO Entomology symposium: Strangers in Paradise ... on Canberra on 23 February for the CSIRO Entomology symposium: Strangers in Paradise ... Dr Mark Lonsdale, Deputy Chief of CSIRO Entomology. 'This symposium will explore evolution ...

Article: Prestigious award for leading entomologist; An Honorary Fellow ...
M2 Presswire;  June 6, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... entomologist; An Honorary Fellow with CSIRO Entomology, Mr Alan Dyce, has been awarded ... agriculture," says the Deputy Chief of CSIRO Entomology Dr Gary Fitt. Mr Dyce is one of the ... practical use," Deputy Chief of CSIRO Entomology Dr Gary Fitt "Mr Dyce's international ...

Article: Small wonders: Sharon Corey of CSIRO Entomology ...
Ecos;  July 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... leader of the Biodiversity and Informatics project at CSIRO Entomology. `As custodians of our biological heritage, future generations ... species was much increased. Dr Yeates and Tom Weir of CSIRO Entomology led the Keep River/Gregory expedition, for which timing ...

Article: Drugs from bugs. (News in Brief).(Csiro ...
Chemistry and Industry;  August 5, 2002 ;     587 words ...Australia's Csiro Entomology has launched Entocosm, a company that will develop drugs from insects. There are more than four million insect species, must of which have been ignored to date.

Article: Ebbe Nielson: a voice for the silent majority: Malcolm Robertson ...
Ecos;  April 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Ebbe Nielsen had a passion for life, a passion that drove him to be the most successful advocate globally for the science of systematics, especially insect taxonomy. Thanks to his efforts, systematics, and the emerging discipline of biodiversity informatics, have become enshrined in the Global

Article: Ageing warriors no match for bugs.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  November 7, 2006 ;     470 words ... ... University of New South Wales is about to close. Australian Entomological Society president, Jonathan Majer, estimates ... RESEARCH AND INSECTICIDE TECHNOLOGY THE AUSTRALIAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY INCORPORATED CSIRO UNIVERSITY OF ...

Article: Fed: Japanese encephalitis mossie emerges in Aust
AAP General News (Australia);  June 21, 2000 ;     553 words ... ... old specimens filed as Cx. vicinus. The results, to be delivered to the annual scientific meeting of the Australian Entomological Society in Darwin next week, show that Cx. gelidus had been trapped in the Territory capital in 1996 and ...