Lidia Komondy was awarded the John Henry Comstock Award at the Entomological Society of America (ESA) Eastern Branch 2024 meeting. This award is presented to one graduate student from each of the six ESA ...
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Nault Lab members Katherine Poulos and Leonardo (Leo) Salgado proudly joined this year’s Fun on the Farm event as part of the Cornell AgriTech volunteer delegation, contributing to the event’s huge success. Fun on ...
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Katherine Poulos has joined the Nault lab as a PhD student, having completed her M.S. at Columbia University in the Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology department. Katherine is currently working on onion thrips in ...
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John Mahas recently joined the Nault lab as a postdoctoral researcher, and will primarily be working on management of corn earworm in sweet corn. Join us in welcoming John!
Marcelo Dimase recently joined the Nault lab as a postdoctoral researcher, and will be working on management of Colorado potato beetle in potato systems. Welcome, Marcelo!
Brian Nault was recently honored with the 2023 Outstanding Achievements in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) award through the Northeastern IPM Center for his years of work implementing more sustainable and effective management tools for ...
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Sarah Caldwell recently joined the Nault lab as our full-time technician. Sarah brings 5 summers of applied field research experience at Cornell Cooperative Extension and will make a great addition to the lab. We ...
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Lidia Komondy, Ph.D candidate, was featured in a College of Agriculture and Life Sciences news article. This article, published in the “Field Notes” column, highlighted Lidia’s accomplishment in being one of five graduate students ...
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Graduate students Leo Salgado and Lidia Komondy won awards for their talks at the 2023 Entomological Society of America Annual Meeting in National Harbor, MD. Join us in congratulating these two awardees!
Nault lab technician Ollie Vectrovec recently published their work on spotted lantern fly (SLF), Lycorma delicatula, in the Journal of Economic Entomology. The paper discusses recent surveys of SLF populations conducted by Ollie and ...
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