FERG co-hosts the first DIETS Symposium at Durham University!

After months of planning and build-up, we just held the first Dietary Interactions in Ecology Through Sequencing (DIETS) Symposium! Mia and Jordan co-ran the symposium with Andreanna Welch and Beth Jetson from Durham University – a dream team! It went incredibly well and we had an absolute blast. Read below for some of our thoughts,ContinueContinue reading “FERG co-hosts the first DIETS Symposium at Durham University!”

FERG at the European Congress of Entomology 2026 in Tours, France!

A few of us recently took to the European Congress of Entomology in Tours, France to present our work, meet some exceptional entomologists from around the world and enjoy the atmosphere of a thriving hub of international research! Read below for some of the highlights! Ben, Mia, Rebecca and Jordan arriving for a week ofContinueContinue reading “FERG at the European Congress of Entomology 2026 in Tours, France!”

FERG joined NEG in hosting EcoNet 2025!

Following the last Symposium on Ecological Networks (EcoNet) in Israel in 2023 (which was the topic of one of our first blog posts), Darren Evans of the Network Ecology Group (NEG) was approached to host the next EcoNet. Darren asked Jordan, Katherine Baldock of Northumbria University, Madeleine Fabusova from NEG and Shai Pilosof from theContinueContinue reading “FERG joined NEG in hosting EcoNet 2025!”

Check out Jordan’s talk about nutritional networks for entoLIVE on YouTube!

Jordan recently gave a talk for entoLIVE about recent and ongoing FERG research focused on nutritional networks, including some hot-off-the-press results for a couple of upcoming publications, and some fun new analogies for prey choice and network robustness. If you’re devastated that you missed it, fear not – it’s been immortalised on YouTube! Check outContinueContinue reading “Check out Jordan’s talk about nutritional networks for entoLIVE on YouTube!”