Call for papers - Ecology and evolution of plant–pollinator interactions

Jay D. Evans, PhD, USDA-ARS Bee Research Laboratory, USA

Dr Jay Evans has undergraduate (Princeton University) and graduate (University of Utah) degrees in Biology. He is a Lead Scientist in the US Department of Agriculture’s Bee Research Laboratory (Beltsville, MD). He is interested in the ways micronutrients, stress, and disease interact to harm honey bees and has been focused on looking for safe medicines to reduce the impacts of bee disease. He has enjoyed mentoring dozens of students and professional researchers and has helped push forward bee science in different fields, more info can be found here. He also writes a monthly research column for Bee Culture magazine and enjoys frequent talks with beekeepers.
 

Coline Jaworski, PhD, INRAE Sophia-Antipolis, France

Dr Coline Jaworski is an Agroecologist working on plant-insect interactions and associated ecosystem services at INRAE, within the fields of community ecology, chemical ecology (especially floral scent), behavioural ecology, and landscape ecology. She notably works on the impacts of global change – climate change and land-use change – on ecosystem services (mainly pollination and biocontrol) and ecosystem functioning. She also develops research on conservation biological control and strategies to mitigate negative impacts of global changes on biodiversity.