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Dr. Evangelista's Research on Heteronotinae
2013-04-22
Brazilian treehopper specialist Dr. Olivia Evangelista recently accepted a postdoctoral appointment at the Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de São Paulo, where she is continuing her research on the treehopper subfamily Heteronotinae. Currently, she is compiling needed DNA data in the molecular lab of Dr. Julie Urban (Nature Research Center, North Carolina Museum of Natural Science, Raleigh). While in Raleigh, Olivia presented two fantastic talks on treehoppers, including one (hosted by Science Comedian Brian Malow) inside the dome of the Center's Daily Planet. Images © Copyright 2013, Julie M. Urban, except 2nd and 4th of the smaller images © Copyright 2013, Jason R. Cryan.



Join the 2013 Treehopper Gathering, Little Orleans, Maryland
2013-04-03
The 21st Annual Treehopper Gathering is scheduled for 31 May to 2 June 2013 (arrive Friday, depart Sunday), Little Orleans Campground, Little Orleans, Maryland. This casual event offers an opportunity to chat and collect with others passionate about treehoppers and related insects.

To register or obtain further information, contact Charles Bartlett. Campsites are somewhat limited, so please register with Charles if you wish to camp with our group. Participants are expected to provide their own tents, food, and camping gear, and to share in the cost of the group campground registration and the group meal provided on Saturday evening.

Eye-Popping Treehopper Design
2013-03-08
© Copyright 2013, Katja Seltmann.

Katja Seltmann, multi-talented member of our TREEHOPPERS team, created this stunning treehopper-inspired design for the cover of the 2013 Entomological Collections Network program. She is currently one of the officers and organizers of the ECN. We are most grateful to Katja for sharing her wonderful artwork, which is based on the genus Cladonota. Where and when can we order the wall paper, posters, and gift-wrap paper?

Treehopper Vibes: David Rothenberg's Bug Music
2013-03-06
Treehopper vibes are featured in David Rothenberg's new book "Bug Music: How Insects Gave Us Rhythm and Noise" and album "Bug Music: the CD." Rothenberg is a professor of philosophy and music at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey.

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