Insect Science and Applications (ICISA-27)

This track focuses on the latest research in molecular techniques applied to insect science, including genomics and proteomics. Participants will explore the implications of molecular findings for insect physiology and ecology.

This session will delve into the behavioral ecology of insects and their roles in various ecosystems. Discussions will highlight how insect behavior influences biodiversity and ecosystem services.

This track addresses the effects of global warming on insect populations and their interactions with the environment. Research on adaptive strategies and resilience in insect species will be emphasized.

This session will explore the cultural significance and economic potential of edible insects. Participants will discuss the sustainability and nutritional benefits of entomophagy in various societies.

This track will examine the relationships between insect vectors and agricultural pests, focusing on their impact on crop health. Research on integrated pest management strategies will be a key component.

This session will highlight cutting-edge biotechnological applications in insect science, including genetic engineering and biopesticides. The potential for biotechnology to address pest resistance and enhance agricultural productivity will be discussed.

This track focuses on the classification and conservation of arthropod species, emphasizing the importance of taxonomy in biodiversity studies. Participants will share insights on conservation strategies for threatened insect populations.

This session will explore the chemical interactions between insects and their environment, including pheromones and plant-insect relationships. The role of chemical ecology in pest management and conservation will be highlighted.

This track will provide a platform for discussing entomological research from diverse geographical regions. Participants will share findings on regional insect species and their ecological roles.

This session will focus on the mechanisms of pesticide resistance in insect populations and the implications for pest management. Innovative strategies to mitigate resistance and enhance efficacy will be discussed.

This track will explore emerging trends and methodologies in ecological entomology. Participants will discuss the integration of technology in studying insect ecology and its applications in conservation.