I am no longer engaging with this platform. Please contact me via other means. Assistant Professor at UF/IRREC Classical biological control of invasive insects

Fort Pierce, FL
Joined March 2017
Dr. Nicole F. Quinn retweeted
Hey friends! I’ve got a current intern who’s interested in studying insect taxonomy, systematics, phylo in Hymenoptera. Who’s got funding and is planning on reviewing PhD/funded MS students this application cycle? I’d like to link you! Please boost. @SysEB_Entsoc @ISHstudents
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Thank you @UFCitrusBugs for sending these my way! Parasitoids are the best 😍
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Have you ever thought to yourself, "I wonder what 900+ snails look like?" Excited for this collaboration with @UFCitrusBugs and @UFwatersan !
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This publication is the culmination of a HUGE effort and cooperation between multiple agencies and universities over many years. Thank you everyone for your hard work! TLDR: Oobius agrili has done a great job spreading and persisting! academic.oup.com/jee/advance…
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Slugs are a headache for growers following conservation agriculture practices. A new study finds that, among slugs' natural enemies, ground beetles provide the best control, and growers should consider practices that attract ground beetles to their fields. entomologytoday.org/2023/06/…
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This is a short, easy publication for early career folx to list on their CVs! If you are within 5 years of your terminal degree and a current ESA member you are eligible to contribute! Please reach out to me if interested in learning more!
FYI: We're looking for a last-minute contributor to the ECP-focused Zyzzyva column in the American Entomologist! If you're interested in contributing an article relevant to #EntSocECPs or other members in ESA, reach out to @nfquinn2 and @antonino_mal ! We need a writer ASAP! ✍
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An unusual pest with surprising impact. I'm excited to work on the biocontrol aspects of this with @UFCitrusBugs! 💪🐌
One of our challenges with Bulimulus bonarienais in Florida citrus: look at that irrigation pattern 😱 Clustering on microjets impedes our ability to irrigate properly during dry conditions. @UFIFASCitrusREC @UF_IFAS @UFEntNem @nfquinn2
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Meet entomologist Sang-Bin Lee, Ph.D. (@SangBinLee4), postdoctoral scientist at the University of Florida @UFIFASftlaudREC, termite expert, national park explorer, and next subject of our "Standout Early Career Professionals" series. @ECP_Entsoc entomologytoday.org/2023/05/…
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DYK that #EntSocECP has an ECP-focused column in the American Entomologist called "Zyzzyva?" As an ECP, YOU can contribute to the column! If you have a topic that would be of interest to ECPs, you should consider contributing! Contact @nfquinn2 @antonino_mal for more info! ✍📝
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Got the writing "bug?" 📝 Consider contributing an article to the #EntSocECP column in the American Entomologist, "Zyzzyva!" It's usu <600 words and we are open to ideas and topics. 💭 Contact @nfquinn2 @antonino_mal @PriyadarshiniCB ! We can't wait to hear from you!
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Great talk by @TomKuhar on mentoring at the @EntsocAmerica southeastern branch meeting plenary! Thanks for sharing your insight on this important topic
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Meet the #EntSocECP Vice Chair and @PIE_Entsoc ECP Rep, Dr. Nicole Quinn (@nfquinn2)! Nicole is an Asst Prof of Entomology and Nematology @UFEntNem @UFIFAS_IRREC , where she studies classical biological control of the hibiscus mealybug. 🌺
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Dr. Nicole F. Quinn retweeted
Dr. Matthew Thomas, who leads the #UF_IFAS Invasion Science Research Institute, joins #UFIFASIRREC professors Dr. Carey Minteer and Dr. Nicole Quinn on a tour of the Norman C. Hayslip Biological Control Research and Containment Laboratory. #NISAW2023 #MinteerLab #QuinnLab
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Is your bestie's new beau secretly an invasive emerald ash borer? Know the signs!
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Today we're kicking off the @UFIFAS_IRREC 2023 seminar series with a talk from Dr. Matt Kasson (@kasson_wvu )! Contact me for the zoom link!
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Dr. Nicole F. Quinn retweeted
Please support our graduate students with a gift to the Robert S. Varn IRREC Enhancement Endowment uff.ufl.edu/giving-opportuni…
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Thankful that these have been relatively easy to rear! Nipaecoccus viridis on sprouted potatoes in containment
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Hot off the presses! TLDR: The outlook for EAB biocontrol is good.
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