Interdisciplinary research addressing biological communication and information transfer in mediating interactions among plants, insects and microbes.
ETH Zurich
Joined May 2020
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ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
Want to know more about what working with invasive beetles could look like? 🪲Here’s little sci-com article on my @ETH masters thesis I completed @WSL_research in collaboration with @BiocommETH
biocommunication.org/en/inse…
Article in collaboration with @mika_kaan and team
Congratulations to Emilia, winner of the Insects360 photography competition with "The snoots and boots that stole my heart." Thanks to all participants and our judge, Thorben Danke (@sagaOptics ). See the submissions: biocommunication.org/en/inse…
#insekten #photograghy #scicomm
Insect opportunities in animal and human nutrition: too good to be true? 🍲🪳 tinyurl.com/4ej5n4b6
Jean-Yves Cuendet of Entomos SA and FABiLiS SA shares a fascinating glimpse into insects' present and future as a sustainable food source.
🚀 Calling all young artists up to 17 years old! 🎨
🏆 The Prize is a digital microscope🔬
📍 Due to logistics, participation is limited to some European countries – please check the Terms&Conditions carefully! Participate now 👇
biocommunication.org/en/inse…
@simplyscience
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
@mika_kaan interviewed us for Insects360(@BiocommETH) a collaborative project uniting entomology and nature lovers internationally. CLICK TO READ IT! biocommunication.org/en/inse…
#bugs #insects #scicomm #entomology #barbie
📢 Our new paper is out! Congrats @ptasanches 🎉
👉 nature.com/articles/s41396-0…
Also, a shoutout to Patricia for her recent thread, brilliantly simplifying this paper. 📚🔍 It's not easy, but she nailed the art of clear communication. 👏
🎉Happy to share that our paper is published in
@ISMEJournal!
We find that aphid endosymbionts regulate how a plant virus (PEMV) influences plant-aphid interactions to favor disease transmission.
Paper: nature.com/articles/s41396-0…
A thread 1/8👇
@ETH_en @PlantSciCenter @usys_ethzh
Exciting news!📢 Our science communication project is online! Join us on an exciting journey into the world of insects, brought to life by @BiocommETH , ETH Zurich's Entomological Collection, and @simplyscience . Link👇 biocommunication.org/en/inse…
#Switzerland #entomology #SciComm
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
📢Did you know that the #Mediterranean-type biomes of the planet are global biodiversity hotspots?
Our review on the known impacts of global change on plant-#pollinator communities in these ecosystems is online and #OpenAccess.
@BiocommETH
@GEB_macro
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Hello science enthusiasts! 📢 Exciting news: we're now on Instagram. Follow us for updates on our captivating science communication project!
instagram.com/biocommETH/
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
June 22 at Botanischer Garten Zurich, Roberto @RobertoRebolloH and Yan @yan_yyhndx in my group will present their work on #plant #pollinator interactions to the public at #NACHTAKTIV
@BiocommETH
Unser nächstes #NACHTAKTIV findet am 22. Juni im Botanischen Garten @UZH_en statt. PLANT DATING ist dabei unser Motto. Für alle ab 15 Jahren! creativelabz.ch/nachtaktiv-p…
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
Knabbern Hummeln Pflanzen an, um sie mit Stress früher zum Blühen zu bringen? Dieser Frage geht die Forschungsgruppe @BiocommETH @ETH
nach. diegruene.ch/artikel/vermisc… @diegruene_agrar
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
The recipe for a hyperdiverse #mountain: High species turnover and unique plant-#pollinator interactions along the altitudinal cline.
Our new article about Mt. Olympus, led by @kminachilis
⛰️🐝
besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi… – at Zurich, Switzerland
Meet our lab in 2023! you can check out the research of our exciting new members at: biocommunication.ethz.ch
We also house the ETH Zürich #Entomological Collection, one of the largest in Europe!
ALT Meet the lab of the Biocommunication research group of ETH. The group members stand together in a sunny garden, with Professor Consuelo De Moraes at one end and Professor Mark Mescher at the other. The lab members consist of senior scientists, post docs, PhD students and masters students and they are all smiling at the camera.
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
📢Our new paper, led by Giorgos Nakas @uaegean in collaboration with @BiocommETH, presenting the timeline of recovery of #hoverfly #pollinators and their interaction networks with plants after a severe #fire in
a Mediterranean ecosystem.
🔥
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
Flowers emit multisensory cues #visual #chemical #tactile #acoustic to communicate with other organisms. Beautiful Flash Talk by @a_kantsa @BiocommETH #PSCSymposium
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
We are very proud to present one more of our prestigious plenary speakers for the #ECE2023,
Prof. Dr. Consuelo De Moraes!
👉Read the bio of the plenary speakers here: ece2023.com/plenary-speakers…
And don't forget!
The abstract submission is still open!
👉 bit.ly/3DpiMdX
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
Only a mediocre photographer, but I have one click to brag about.
Check out these highlights from the latest issue of #AJB, feat. #ferns, #fossils, caper bush, #bromeliads & more! bit.ly/3XVPuLz
#botany @wileyplantsci @WileyEcolEvol @a_kantsa, @OzBeeUVBG, @JirGarci
[Image credit: @a_kantsa]
ALT Cover of the January 2023 American Journal of Botany showing a male flower of Capparisspinosa L. (caper bush; Capparaceae) with white petals, purplish stamens, residual stigma, and green access point to the nectary.
ETH Biocommunication Research Group retweeted
It’s that time of the year 🎄@BiocommETH – at Zurich, Switzerland
