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Harry K. Kaya

Professor Emeritus

Dr. Kaya's research interests include: Utilization of nematodes for biological control of insect pests; interaction between nematodes and other biological control agents; general insect pathology (protozoan, viral and fungal diseases of insects).

Eric C. Mussen

Dr. Mussen's research interests include: Managing honey bees and wild bees for maximum field production, while minimizing pesticide damage to pollinator populations.

Robert E. Page

Professor Emeritus

Christine Y. S. Peng

Professor Emerita

Dr. Peng's research interests include: Honey bee nutrition, digestion, reproductive physiology with emphasis on gamete biology, and honey bee parasites and diseases.

Thomas W. Scott

Dr. Scott's research interests include: The ecology, epidemiology, and prevention of vector-borne disease.

Charles G. Summers

Dr. Summers' research interests include: Economic entomology and pest management: biology and ecology of insects attacking field and vegetable crops; pest management of field and vegetable crop insects and the interaction of multiple pest complexes; development of economic injury levels and economic thresholds; insect/plant-virus relationships with emphasis on aphid-bourne viruses.

Robert K. Washino

Professor Emeritus

Dr. Washino's research interests include: Public health entomology: Integrated pest management of mosquitoes of public health importance.

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