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🔔 Event Reminder: Open Lab – The Bed Bugs 🐞

We are excited to welcome all registered participants this Saturday!

📅 Saturday, 28 February 2026
📍 Real-Ento Meeting Room
https://maps.app.goo.gl/VMU2wuJCA6QMcxHK7
⏰ Registration: 09:00–09:30 AM

📝 Please bring a notebook and pen.
🍽 Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

📸 Kindly note that photos and videos will be taken for documentation, promotional purposes, and possible online streaming.

We look forward to an engaging and interactive day with everyone!

Research and Lifelong Learning Center for Urban and Environmental Entomology · 50 Ngamwongwan Rd, Talat Bang Khen, Lak Si, Bangkok 10900, Thailand ★★★★★ · University

🔬 OPEN LAB & TRAINING: Understanding Bed Bugs — Biology • Research • Management

Join us for a one-day training workshop designed to build practical knowledge and skills in bed bug identification, biology, and effective management strategies. This program combines expert talks, hands-on observation, and interactive activities to support evidence-based pest management.

📅 Date: Saturday, 28 February 2026
⏰ Time: 09:00 – 16:30
📍 Venue: Real-Ento Meeting Room
👥 Participants: Limited to 30 seats
🎓 Certificate provided

Why Join?

Effective bed bug management starts with accurate identification and a strong understanding of behavior and biology. This training offers practical insights and research-based approaches for real-world application.

Program Highlights

✅ Global distribution and resistance challenges
✅ Biology of common and tropical bed bugs
✅ Artificial feeding systems in the laboratory
✅ Hands-on observation of live specimens
✅ Interactive group discussions and activities

Afternoon Open Lab

🔎 Observe live and preserved specimens
🔎 Artificial feeding system demonstration
🔎 Group-based management design activity

Who Should Attend?

• Pest management professionals
• Hospitality and housing sector staff
• Public health officers
• Researchers and students
• NGOs and community stakeholders

🍽 Lunch provided | 📸 Group photo | 🎓 Certificate upon completion

📩 Registration Required
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://rescue.ku.ac.th

Seats are limited — secure your spot today!

The Real Ento was honored to welcome executive administrators from Faculty of Medicine, Kasetsart University for an official visit to discuss future collaboration in research and teaching 🤝📚

The visit fostered productive dialogue on joint research initiatives, academic development, and innovative medical education, reflecting our shared commitment to excellence and sustainable healthcare advancement.

We look forward to strengthening partnerships and creating impactful collaborations in the near future!

🐜🌍 Special Seminar: Urban Entomology 🌍🐜
Topic: Climate Change Impacts on Urban Pest Management
Join us for an exciting seminar on how climate change is influencing urban insect pests and pest management strategies, led by an internationally renowned expert!

🎤 Speaker:
Prof. Dr. Chow-Yang Lee
University of California, Riverside, USA
📅 January 22, 2026
⏰ 1.00 – 2.00 PM
📍 Room 215, 2nd Floor, Wachiranusorn Building

This seminar is ideal for students, researchers, and anyone interested in urban entomology, climate change, and pest management.

📌 Organized by Real Ento the Department of Entomology, Faculty of Agriculture, Kasetsart University, in collaboration with leading research partners.

✅ Scan the QR code on the poster to register!
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a global leader in urban entomology.

🦟 APMA 2026 Featured Speaker Announcement

We are proud to announce Prof. Theeraphap Chareonviriyaphap, the Director of Real Ento (Kasetsart University, Thailand) has been invited as a Distinguished Speaker at APMA 2026 in Manila!

🎤 Talk Title:
Mosquito Surveillance and Insecticide Resistance:
Data-Driven Strategies for Effective and Sustainable Vector Control

📅 May 7, 2026
📍 Okada Manila, Philippines

Prof. Theeraphap is a globally recognized expert in medical entomology, mosquito surveillance, and insecticide resistance management, with extensive experience supporting public health and professional pest management programs across Asia.

🔬 Learn how surveillance data can be transformed into smarter decisions, resistance-aware strategies, and sustainable mosquito control solutions.

🌏 Join leading experts, regulators, researchers, and pest management professionals at one of Asia’s most important industry conferences.
https://apma2026.com/

APMA – APMA The Philippines Asian Pest Management Summit is a premier platform designed to highlight the critical intersections of technology, accessibility, sustainability, and professional excellence in pest management.

🌏 International Scholar Spotlight – IALS 2026 26-27 Feb.

We are proud to announce that Prof. Theeraphap Chareonviriyaphap, Director of the Real Ento will join the "Innovations and Applications in Life Science (IALS): Vector-Borne Diseases and Antimicrobial Resistance" as an International Delegate!

🦟 Prof. Theeraphap is a world-renowned expert in medical entomology, integrated vector management, and vector-borne disease control, with extensive experience across Southeast Asia. His work has played a key role in advancing evidence-based strategies for dengue prevention and mosquito control in tropical regions.

🌱 His participation reflects the strong international vision of IALS-2026 and emphasizes the importance of regional and global collaboration under the One Health approach to combat vector-borne diseases and antimicrobial resistance.

📅 26–27 February 2026
📍 Nanded, India | 💻 Hybrid Mode

🔬 Join us to engage with global leaders shaping the future of public health and life sciences.

🦟 Strengthening Capacity in Vector-Borne Disease Control

On 9 January 2026, the Vector-Borne Disease Group and staff from Units 6.1–6.5, Office of Disease Prevention and Control 6 (Chonburi), joined a knowledge exchange on entomological laboratory operations at Real Ento, Kasetsart University.

The visit focused on hands-on learning, laboratory standards, and sharing expertise with specialists to enhance skills in vector surveillance and disease prevention.

Building strong laboratory capacity is a key step toward effective prevention and control of vector-borne diseases. 💪🌿

Please scan these QR codes for the detailed program information and registration.