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New paper from PhD

  • 22nd October 2021
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Congratulations to Amy Withers, who has just published the first paper from her PhD, entitled “Microsatellites reveal that genetic mixing commonly occurs between invasive fall armyworm populations in Africa“

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New iPEG paper: rapid spread of a densovirus in China

  • 12th August 2021
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Congratulations to iPEG’s Yutao Xaio, Ken Wilson and aluminus ‘PJ’ Pengjun Xu, and our great team of Chinese collaborators on our latest paper looking at the rapid spread of a densovirus in China following the adoption of Bt-cotton, published in eLife tis month: https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.66913

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Congratulations to Ken and the team on a new grant!

  • 7th July 2021
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Ken has been awarded a new BBSRC grant with Sheena Cotter (Lincoln) and Tom Anderson (NOC) to work on testing a new theoretical framwork (developed by Tom) to explore the nutritional interactions between hosts and their pathogens, using Spodoptera caterpillars and their bacteria as model systems. A post-doctoral research associate post will be advertised soon! […]

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Ruth’s PhD is animated

  • 24th March 2020
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Ruth Carter’s PhD project on Fall Armyworm is animated by the wonderful Mair Perkins: Science Research Explainer: Fall Army Worm Crop Protection | Mair Perkins Ltd. https://player.vimeo.com/external/405343259.hd.mp4?s=ae73d2df83400021615c9af2f7e8ca48ad1675b1&profile_id=175

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New Book: Wildlife Disease Ecology

  • 14th November 2019
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Ken, together with Profs Andy Fenton and Dan Tompkins publish a new book “Wildlife Disease Ecology: Linking Theory to Data and Application. Copies can be ordered here: https://t.co/jy2qALWUJk?amp=1

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The calm before the storm

  • 20th September 2017
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New term starts soon, so time to finish off those papers and experiments before a busy teaching period starts.

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Welcome back to Annabel

  • 20th July 2016
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It’s great to have Dr Annabel Rice officially start her new role as research technician in iPEG to work on the new Agri-Tech Catalyst grant to explore new formulation approaches for baculovirus biopesticides to control lepidopteran crop pests. Annabel did her PhD in Lancaster and after some time working as a technician at Liverpool University […]

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