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Really enjoyed the @RoyEntSoc #RESExtreme24 event last Thursday - thanks for inviting me! Such an interesting line-up of talks across the breadth of behaviour, physiology and different groups (pollinators, vectors). Congratulations to @HesterWeaving for winning Best Student Talk!

🐝 A Massive thank you once again to our #ClimateChange and Medical & Veterinary SIG convenors, we very much enjoyed yesterday's 'Impact of Extreme Events' conference and are looking forward to the next run 🦋 Register for RES events 🔽 royensoc.co.uk/events/ #RESExtreme24

🐝 Huge thanks to all who presented and attended our 'Impact of Extreme Events' conference both in-person and online. A big thank you also to our brilliant SIG convenors and the staff at @QMUL, it's been a brilliant event 🦋 #RESExtreme24

And last but certainly not least, we have Andrew Jones, @oxfordbrookes_ on monitoring insecticide resistance to inform optimal control of invasive species. #RESExtreme24

Matthew Hayes, @Cambridge_Uni is up next to present his research findings on extreme weather events on a chalk grassland in Bedfordshire, UK. #RESExtreme24

Our next speaker is Nick Johnson, @APHAgovuk speaking about climate drivers for mosquito-borne virus emergence in northern Europe. #RESExtreme24

The third and final session of our hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ @QMUL starts with @Debbie_Hemming_ of @metoffice & @unibirmingham, presenting research on the use of #ClimateScience to support UK biosecurity. #RESExtreme24 🧵

Fascinating talk by @englishse showing how thermal plasticity varies with insect developmental mode and life stage #RESExtreme24 🙌

And our last speaker for session two is Fiona Plenderleith @Forest_Research sharing her work on modelling population dynamics and potential for dispersal of Ips typographus under variable climatic conditions. #RESExtreme24

Our next speaker is Dipsikha Bora, @DibruUniv with a talk on #ClimateChange and its possible effect on #dengue incidence. #RESExtreme24

@Liam_M_Crowley, @UniofOxford shares some brilliant research on the effects of experimental drought and elevated rainfall on grassland arthropods and plant-pollinator interactions. #RESExtreme24

Next up is Freya Spencer, @Arctech_Innov, on the impact of adverse weather events and #ClimateChange on hygiene and pest-borne diseases transmitted by flies and cockroaches. #RESExtreme24

The second session of our hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ @QMUL opens with Sinead English @BristolUni, sharing research on plasticity and how it can help insects cope with environmental extremes. #RESExtreme24 🧵

Concluding the first session is Sean Rands, @BristolUni, sharing a fascinating presentation on the behavioural responses of bumblebees to simulated rain. #RESExtreme24

Aaron Bhambra, @unibirmingham sharing research on the range expansion of the Noble jewel wasp, Hedychrum nobile: A new colonist to Britain. #RESExtreme24

Next up is Roger Morris on detecting the effects of extreme events in opportunistic data, sharing research in relation to heatwave and drought conditions dating from 1948 to present. #RESExtreme24

Mirjam Schilling @APHAgovuk gives us an insight into their work on establishing a laboratory model to understand overwintering of #flaviviruses in temperate European mosquitoes. #RESExtreme24

Hester Weaving from @BristolUni is our second speaker, sharing with us how disease vectors respond to extreme heat, and the use of thermal limits to predict climate change responses in the viviparous #tsetse fly. #RESExtreme24

Our first speaker is @D_Renault_ @RennesUniv_EN, joining us to present fascinating research on the effects of #ClimateChange on native and non-native insects. #RESExtreme24

Excited for this SIG meeting on a wide range of talks and discussion #RESExtreme24

Join @RoyEntSoc’s Climate Change and Medical & Veterinary Special Interest Groups as they join to run an exciting hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ @QMUL on Thurs 25 April. Abstract submission deadline has been extended! royensoc.co.uk/event/the-impa… #RESExtreme24

Join @RoyEntSoc’s Climate Change and Medical & Veterinary Special Interest Groups as they join to run an exciting hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ @QMUL on Thurs 25 April. Abstract submission deadline has been extended! royensoc.co.uk/event/the-impa… #RESExtreme24

The @RoyEntSoc Climate Change and Medical & Veterinary SIGs' hybrid conference, ‘The impact of extreme events’, is coming up on 25 April. If you work in these exciting fields why not sign up to attend? Registration is open! More details at ow.ly/UF5Y50QzxLk #RESExtreme24

Mirjam Schilling @APHAgovuk gives us an insight into their work on establishing a laboratory model to understand overwintering of #flaviviruses in temperate European mosquitoes. #RESExtreme24

One week left for abstract submissions to the @RoyEntSoc Climate Change and Medical & Veterinary SIGs' hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’, coming up on 25 April! Abstract deadline: 17:00 (GMT), Wed 13 March More details at ow.ly/UF5Y50QzxLk #RESExtreme24

Our first speaker is @D_Renault_ @RennesUniv_EN, joining us to present fascinating research on the effects of #ClimateChange on native and non-native insects. #RESExtreme24

The @RoyEntSoc Climate Change and Medical & Veterinary SIGs' hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ is on 25 April. Work in these exciting fields? Why not participate? Abstract deadline: 17:00 (GMT), 13 March More details at ow.ly/UF5Y50QzxLk #RESExtreme24

🐝 A Massive thank you once again to our #ClimateChange and Medical & Veterinary SIG convenors, we very much enjoyed yesterday's 'Impact of Extreme Events' conference and are looking forward to the next run 🦋 Register for RES events 🔽 royensoc.co.uk/events/ #RESExtreme24

It's today! Join our Climate Change and Medical & Veterinary Special Interest Groups as they come together to run this exciting hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ at @QMUL royensoc.co.uk/event/the-impa… #RESExtreme24

And our last speaker for session two is Fiona Plenderleith @Forest_Research sharing her work on modelling population dynamics and potential for dispersal of Ips typographus under variable climatic conditions. #RESExtreme24

Our next speaker is Nick Johnson, @APHAgovuk speaking about climate drivers for mosquito-borne virus emergence in northern Europe. #RESExtreme24

Aaron Bhambra, @unibirmingham sharing research on the range expansion of the Noble jewel wasp, Hedychrum nobile: A new colonist to Britain. #RESExtreme24

Hester Weaving from @BristolUni is our second speaker, sharing with us how disease vectors respond to extreme heat, and the use of thermal limits to predict climate change responses in the viviparous #tsetse fly. #RESExtreme24

And last but certainly not least, we have Andrew Jones, @oxfordbrookes_ on monitoring insecticide resistance to inform optimal control of invasive species. #RESExtreme24

Concluding the first session is Sean Rands, @BristolUni, sharing a fascinating presentation on the behavioural responses of bumblebees to simulated rain. #RESExtreme24

The third and final session of our hybrid conference on ‘The impact of extreme events’ @QMUL starts with @Debbie_Hemming_ of @metoffice & @unibirmingham, presenting research on the use of #ClimateScience to support UK biosecurity. #RESExtreme24 🧵

The next keynote speaker is Roger Morris. Roger worked in various roles at The Nature Conservancy Council, has been joint organiser of the British Hoverfly Recording Scheme and co-authored the best-selling 'Britain’s Hoverflies', now the ‘go-to’ guide for novices. #RESExtreme24

Matthew Hayes, @Cambridge_Uni is up next to present his research findings on extreme weather events on a chalk grassland in Bedfordshire, UK. #RESExtreme24

It's tomorrow! Join us for talks on historical data on climate & biodiversity, vector biology, spatial distributions & more, with a workshop to discuss key future challenges, opportunities for collaboration, policy & funding royensoc.co.uk/event/the-impa… @BESClimate #RESExtreme24

Next up is Sinead English from @BristolUni. Sinead's research focuses on how variation in environmental and maternal conditions shapes offspring development including ageing in disease vectors and the effect of climate change on insect evolution. #RESExtreme24