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Adventures in Mexico City for the 2026 International Society of Hymenopterists congress
ISB lab members at the Instituto de Biología, Mexico City, where the 2026 ISH congress was held. From left to… Read More
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New paper: Australian biosecurity invertebrate interceptions
An exciting new paper by Charlotte Lassaline, Erinn Fagan-Jeffries, and collaborators has just been published, presenting the first nine-year overview… Read More
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Branching out: exploring phylogenetics at the University of Sydney
At the end of June, a small group of our students were invited to attend a phylogenetics workshop at University… Read More
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World Wasp Day – meet the Wasp Biodiversity Lab at The University of Adelaide
Whether it’s ruining a summer picnic or flying ominously around your porch, when you think of wasps it may not… Read More
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High-powered micro-CT imaging at the Australian Synchrotron
(Header photo, left to right: Emma, George, Isabella, Natasha, and Ellen) In late June, members of our team and the… Read More
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A new doctor and a Dean’s commendation
The ISB lab is over the moon to announce our newest PhD completion: soon-to-be Dr Alana McClelland. In June of… Read More
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Lab Retreat in the Gatehouse
In May, we undertook the Invertebrate Systematics and Biodiversity Lab’s annual writing retreat. In the past, we’ve held this retreat… Read More
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Congratulations to our graduating students in May!
May marked an exciting milestone for several of our students, who have graduated after years of dedicated study and hard… Read More
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Visiting Researcher: Dr Luke Kresslein
Throughout April of 2025, the Invertebrate Systematics and Biodiversity Lab was lucky enough to host Dr Luke Kresslein as a… Read More
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From field to refuge: Are green bridges supporting natural enemies over summer?
Managing the green bridges in and around canola fields pre-season helps reduce the risk of early season pest and disease… Read More
