[ECOLOG-L] International Congress of Entomology: extension of the deadline for symposium proposals

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

 Dear colleagues,

The deadline has been extended until 31 December 2018.

The next International Congress of Entomology will be held in Helsinki,
Finland in 2020 July 19-24 (http://ice2020helsinki.fi/).

We have been asked to organise the "Forest and Urban Landscape Entomology"
section, where a number of symposia can be accommodated. We are inviting
proposals for symposia with topics that would fit in this section.

Symposium presentations will be 15 minutes each (including time for
questions), allowing for the possibility of one
‘double-presentation’/keynote talk of 30 minutes (i.e. 20 minutes for the
talk and 10 minutes for questions/discussion). There will be eight
presentations per symposium (or seven if a keynote talk is included).

Proposals to organize a symposium at ICE2020Helsinki should be submitted by
the on-line submission system (
https://submit.peerageofscience.org/conference/ICE_2020). Proposals should
include a brief background/justification, the names of the organizers, a
preliminary list of potential speakers, and any other relevant issues.

Deadline:  31 December 2018

Guidelines for proposing symposia are at our website, link:

https://ice2020helsinki.fi/call-for-symposia/


Symposium proposals are submitted via our on-line system, link at our
website:

https://ice2020helsinki.fi/


PLEASE follow updates concerning ICE2020helsinki at our website:

https://ice2020helsinki.fi/

Andrea Battisti, Nathan Havill, Dmitry Musolin, Heli Viiri,
the "Forest Entomology and Urban Landscape"  section conveners.

[ECOLOG-L] Forest and Urban Landscape Entomology at ICE-2020-Helsinki: a call for symposia

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

 Dear colleagues,

The next *International Congress of Entomology* will be held in
Helsinki, Finland in 2020 July 19-24 (http://ice2020helsinki.fi/).

We have been asked to organise the
*"Forest and Urban Landscape Entomology"* section, where a number of
symposia can be accommodated. We are inviting proposals for symposia with
topics that would fit in this section.

Symposium presentations will be 15 minutes each (including time for
questions), allowing for the possibility of one
‘double-presentation’/keynote talk of 30 minutes (i.e. 20 minutes for the
talk and 10 minutes for questions/discussion). There will be eight
presentations per symposium (or seven if a keynote talk is included).

Proposals to organize a symposium at *ICE2020Helsinki* should be
submitted via the *on-line submission system*
(https://submit.peerageofscience.org/conference/ICE_2020).

Proposals should include a brief background/justification, the names of the
organizers, a preliminary list of potential speakers, and any other
relevant issues.

*Deadline: 30 October 2018.*

*Please note that original requirements to have a ''local'' co-organizer
and some other restrictions have been removed.*

All *further details* can be found here:
https://ice2020helsinki.fi/call-for-symposia/


Andrea Battisti, Nathan Havill, Dmitry Musolin, Heli Viiri,
the "Forest and Urban Landscape Entomology"  section conveners.



---
Dmitry Musolin, Dr. Sci.
Professor of Department of Forest Protection, Wood Science and Game
Management
& Director of Department of Advanced Training and Graduate Studies
Saint Petersburg State Forest Technical University, Russia
Tel.: +7(812)-670-92-82 (office), +7-921-325-91-86 (mobile)
Department: spbftu.ru/lectors/musolin-dmitrij-leonidovich/
Advanced Training (PhD): spbftu.ru/aspirantura/
Research Gate: researchgate.net/profile/Dmitry_Musolin
CV &
Publications: www.bio.vsu.ru/heteroptera/heteropterists_musolin.html
New book (2018):
crcpress.com/Invasive-Stink-Bugs-and-Related-Species-Pentatomoidea-Biology-Higher/McPherson/p/book/9781498715089

[ECOLOG-L] Forest Entomology and Urban Landscape at ICE-2020-Helsinki: a call for symposia

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

 Dear colleagues,

The next International Congress of Entomology will be held in
Helsinki, Finland in 2020 July 19-24 (http://ice2020helsinki.fi/).

We have been asked to organise the "Forest Entomology and Urban
Landscape" section, where a number of symposia can be accommodated. We
are inviting proposals for symposia with topics that would fit in this
section.

Symposium presentations will be 15 minutes each (including time for
questions), allowing for the possibility of one
‘double-presentation’/keynote talk of 30 minutes (i.e. 20 minutes for the
talk and 10 minutes for questions/discussion). There will be eight
presentations per symposium (or seven if a keynote talk is included).

Proposals to organize a symposium at ICE2020Helsinki should be
submitted viay the on-line submission system
(https://submit.peerageofscience.org/conference/ICE_2020). Proposals
should include a brief background/justification, the names of the
organizers, a preliminary list of potential speakers, and any other
relevant issues.

Deadline: 30 October 2018.

All further details can be found here:
https://submit.peerageofscience.org/conference/ICE_2020

Andrea Battisti, Nathan Havill, Dmitry Musolin, Heli Viiri,
the "Forest Entomology and Urban Landscape"  section conveners.

[ECOLOG-L] a paper from Insect Environment (India ?)

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

Dear colleagues,

A friend of mine is trying to find the following paper:

Roychoudhury, N. 1998. Adult diapause in Chrysocoris purpureus
Westwood. *Insect
Environment *4: 105. (India ?)

If anyone has access to this journal, would you please make a photo or scan
of this page?

Thank you in advance!

All the best,

Dmitry

---
Dmitry Musolin, Dr. Sci.
Professor of Department of Forest Protection, Wood Science and Game
Management
& Director of Department of Advanced Training and Graduate Studies
Saint Petersburg State Forest Technical University, Russia
Tel.: +7(812)-670-92-82 (office), +7-921-325-91-86 (mobile)
Department: spbftu.ru/lectors/musolin-dmitrij-leonidovich/
Advanced Training (PhD): spbftu.ru/aspirantura/
Research Gate: researchgate.net/profile/Dmitry_Musolin
CV &
Publications: www.bio.vsu.ru/heteroptera/heteropterists_musolin.html
New book (2018):
crcpress.com/Invasive-Stink-Bugs-and-Related-Species-Pentatomoidea-Biology-Higher/McPherson/p/book/9781498715089

[ECOLOG-L] Fwd: New field guide for the identification of damage on woody sentinel plants

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

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От: "Rene Eschen" 
Дата: 28 сент. 2017 г. 6:27 ПП
Тема: New field guide for the identification of damage on woody sentinel
plants
Кому: "Rene Eschen" 
Копия:

Dear colleague,



As many of you will know, the number of emerging pests and diseases of
woody plants (i.e. species that have never previously been recorded outside
their native continent) is continuously increasing. Early warning of these
potential invaders before they arrive can be based on surveys of sentinel
plantings and nurseries, and of arboreta. However, such surveys will
necessarily face the presence of organisms and symptoms that have never
been observed before by the surveyors.



To facilitate the identification of the most likely causal agents of damage
to woody plants in situations where the exact identity of such agents is
unknown, *a field guide for the identification of damage on woody sentinel
plants has now been published*. The book is now available as a free
open-access e-book under the following link. No hard copies of the book
will be sold. http://www.cabi.org/cabebooks/ebook/20173265430



This guide is intended as an aid for managers of sentinel plantings,
botanical gardens or arboreta, as well as phytosanitary inspectors, who may
have knowledge of common pests and diseases of woody plants, but may not
know the likely cause of damage that they have not encountered before. It
aims to provide a tentative identification of relatively broad groups of
organisms and not definitive identification of the causal agents.



There are chapters that explain how to use the guide, followed by keys (for
different organs of conifer and broadleaf species) to guide the user to the
relevant sections of the book, based on the questions entomologists and
pathologists ask themselves when looking at a damaged or diseased tree in a
fashion similar to how a doctor interrogates a patient to arrive at a
diagnosis. The largest part of the book is devoted to the description and
illustration of damage types and typical causes of the observed damage.



The book is an output of COST Action FP1401 - A global network of nurseries
as early warning system against alien tree pests – “Global Warning” (
www.ibles.pl/cost).



Regards,



René.



*Dr René Eschen*

Senior Scientist – Risk Analysis and Invasion Ecology

CABI

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CH-2800 Delémont

Switzerland



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[ECOLOG-L] pdf/scan of a Japanese paper (1985): Effects of several different food plants on nymphal development of Palomena angulosa Motschulsky (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae).

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

Dear colleagues,

Can anyone help in my search of the following paper:

Hori, K.; Kuramochi, K.; Nakabayashi, S., 1985: Effects of several
different food plants on nymphal development of Palomena angulosa
Motschulsky (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae). Research Bulletin of Obihiro
University Series I: 143: 239-246.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.


All the best,

Dmitry

-
Dmitry Musolin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Department of Forest Protection, Wood Science and
Game Management
& Director of Department of Advanced Training and Graduate Studies
Saint Petersburg State Forest Technical University
Institutskiy per., 5, St. Petersburg, 194021, RUSSIA
Tel.: +7(812)-670-92-82 (office), +7-921-325-91-86 (mobile)
http://spbftu.ru/study/postgrad/ & http://spbftu.ru/science/kataev/

www.researchgate.net/profile/Dmitry_Musolin
www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/eng/musolin.htm
http://www.bio.vsu.ru/heteroptera/heteropterists_musolin.html
*Dissertation (2017): *https://www.zin.ru/boards/00222301/theses.html
*A new book is coming soon (2017): *
https://www.crcpress.com/Invasive-Stink-Bugs-and-Related-Species-Pentatomoidea-Biology-Higher/McPherson/p/book/9781498715089

[ECOLOG-L] Fwd: IPCC - Invitation to review the IPCC Special Re port on Global Warming of 1.5°C First Order Draft

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

Dear colleagues,

With permission, I would like to forward an invitation:


-- Forwarded message --
From: PEAN Clotilde 
Date: 2017-07-20 10:56 GMT+03:00
Subject: IPCC - Invitation to review the SR1.5 First Order Draft
To: tsu 


Dear Colleague,



We are pleased to inform you that the Expert Review of the IPCC Special
Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C First Order Draft will take place from 31
July to 24 September 2017 and would like to invite you to register and
participate in this review via the dedicated website:
https://www.ipcc.ch/apps/comments/sr15/fod/register.php


Do not hesitate to circulate the information in your networks


With best regards,



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WGI Technical Support Unit

t...@ipcc-wg1.universite-paris-saclay.fr



Université Paris Saclay
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91190 Saint-Aubin - France

Tel : +33 (0)1 69 33 77 23

http://wg1.ipcc.ch/







-
Dmitry Musolin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Department of Forest Protection, Wood Science and
Game Management
& Director of Department of Advanced Training and Graduate Studies
Saint Petersburg State Forest Technical University
Institutskiy per., 5, St. Petersburg, 194021, RUSSIA
Tel.: +7(812)-670-92-82 (office), +7-921-325-91-86 (mobile)
http://spbftu.ru/study/postgrad/ & http://spbftu.ru/science/kataev/

www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/eng/musolin.htm
http://www.bio.vsu.ru/heteroptera/heteropterists_musolin.html
*Dissertation (2017): *https://www.zin.ru/boards/00222301/theses.html
*A new book is coming soon (2017):*https://www.crcpress.
com/Invasive-Stink-Bugs-and-Related-Species-Pentatomoidea-
Biology-Higher/McPherson/p/book/9781498715089

[ECOLOG-L] a pdf request: Takahashi, A. and H. Higuchi (2001)

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

Dear colleagues,

I would greatly appreciate if somebody can help me to obtain a copy of the
following paper;

Takahashi, A. and H. Higuchi (2001) Effect of temperature on the
development of rice leaf bug, *Trigonotylus caelestialium* (Kirkaldy)
(Heteroptera: Miridae). Proceedings of the Association for Plant Protection
Hokuriku. 49: 19–22 (in Japanese).

Thank you in advance!


All the best,

Dmitry

-
Dmitry Musolin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Department of Forest Protection, Wood Science and
Game Management
& Director of Department of Advanced Training and Graduate Studies
Saint Petersburg State Forest Technical University
Institutskiy per., 5, St. Petersburg, 194021, RUSSIA
Tel.: +7(812)-670-92-82 (office), +7-921-325-91-86 (mobile)
http://spbftu.ru/study/postgrad/ & http://spbftu.ru/science/kataev/

www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/eng/musolin.htm
http://www.bio.vsu.ru/heteroptera/heteropterists_musolin.html
*Dissertation (2017): *https://www.zin.ru/boards/00222301/theses.html
*A new book is coming soon (2017):*
https://www.crcpress.com/Invasive-Stink-Bugs-and-Related-Species-Pentatomoidea-Biology-Higher/McPherson/p/book/9781498715089

[ECOLOG-L] particularly good papers on responses of insects to climate change

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

Dear colleague,

In September, I will  have to give an interactive seminar to PhD students
on *responses of insects to climate change* with particular focuses on
*North* and *invasive pest threats*. To do that, I would like to chose a
few papers with different approaches used and different model species,
which participants of the seminar can read and analyse in advance and then
present and discuss at the seminar.

I have some collection of papers, but if you have in mind any *particularly
good, *more or less recent, clear and impressive works involving preferably
forest or agricultural pests responding to climate change, please let me
know a reference/link. These might be original papers or book chapters, etc.

Thank you in advance!

All the best,

Dmitry

-
Dmitry Musolin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Department of Forest Protection, Wood Science and
Game Management
& Director of Department of Advanced Training and Graduate Studies
Saint Petersburg State Forest Technical University
Institutskiy per., 5, St. Petersburg, 194021, RUSSIA
Tel.: +7(812)-670-92-82 (office), +7-921-325-91-86 (mobile)
http://spbftu.ru/study/postgrad/ & http://spbftu.ru/science/kataev/

www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/eng/musolin.htm
http://www.bio.vsu.ru/heteroptera/heteropterists_musolin.html
*Dissertation (2017): *https://www.zin.ru/boards/00222301/theses.html
*A new book is coming soon (2017): *
https://www.crcpress.com/Invasive-Stink-Bugs-and-Related-Species-Pentatomoidea-Biology-Higher/McPherson/p/book/9781498715089

[ECOLOG-L] Fwd: PhD position in invasion ecology

[Дмитрий Мусолин]

-- Forwarded message --
From: Rene Eschen 
Date: 2015-12-03 19:17 GMT+03:00
Subject: PhD position in invasion ecology

Dear colleagues,



Please see the attached announcement for a PhD student position in Invasion
Ecology at CABI Switzerland and the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest,
Snow and Landscape Research WSL.



I would be grateful if you would forward this message to any potential
candidates.


Invasive alien pests and pathogens of plants are among the greatest threats
to forest
ecosystems worldwide. The majority of such organisms are introduced through
international
trade, and most were unknown to science prior to introduction. A powerful
tool to identify
potentially harmful organisms in their region of origin is the use of
sentinel plantings, which
enable the assessment of the risk associated with the identified organisms
and the
development of mitigation measures.

We are inviting applications for a PhD position in Invasion Ecology (100%)
to develop
optimal sampling strategies for use in sentinel plantings. For this, tree
species from different
continents will be monitored and potential pests and pathogens identified.
The PhD project is part of a collaboration between CABI Switzerland and the
Swiss Federal
Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL, with collaborators
in China and the
US, and is closely linked with COST Action Global Warning (FP1401).
Applicants must hold an MSc degree in Ecology, Entomology or Pathology or
another
relevant discipline. Experience with molecular identification techniques
and statistical
analysis (R), as well as the ability to collaborate and work independently
are desired.
Candidates with experience in both field and laboratory techniques, and
those with an interest
in both pathology and entomology have an advantage. Strong oral and written
communication
skills in English are required. The successful candidate is expected to
start in February or
March 2016 with funding for three years.

Applicants should send a letter of motivation that explains their research
experience and
interests, a CV including publications, if relevant, and a list of three
professional references.
Application review will start 3 January until the position is filled.
Complete applications must
be addressed to Dr. René Eschen (r.esc...@cabi.org). Further information
can be obtained by
Dr. René Eschen (CABI; r.esc...@cabi.org; +41 32 421 48 87) or Dr. Simone
Prospero
(WSL; simone.prosp...@wsl.ch; +41 44 739 22 48).

Best regards,



*Dr René Eschen*

Senior Scientist – Risk Analysis and Invasion Ecology

CABI

Rue des Grillons 1

CH-2800 Delémont

Switzerland



Telephone: +41 (0)32 421 4887

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