Most research activities will either occur in academic departments or in research institutes (which may either be in universities or external). Both of these are included in this category.
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- Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit Conducts systematics research on medically important arthropods and maintains the US mosquito collection. Located at the Smithsonian Institution in Suitland, Maryland, USA.
- Harper Adams University College: Nematology and Entomology Provides details of current research projects, specialist facilities and publications.
- University of Sheffield: Evolutionary and Ecological Entomology Researching the evolutionary ecology of reproduction, immunology and life histories of insects.
- Keele University: Centre for Applied Entomology and Parasitology Research is mainly focused on the chemical ecology of thrips, chemical ecology of whiteflies, fish immunology, parasite-insect endocrine interactions and the transmission of malaria by mosquitoes.
- Natural History Museum of Los Angeles: Entomology Houses a collection of more than 5 million specimens of insects and spiders. Research on systematics, studying species and their relationships, the evolution of major groups and fossil insects in amber.
- Institute of Entomology Undertakes basic and applied research including the areas where insects serve as suitable models for the solution of general biological problems.
- Zhejiang University: Institute of Insect Sciences Research areas include insect systematics, chemical and molecular ecology, insect physiology and molecular biology, conservation and utilization of beneficial insects, and integrated pest management.
- National Taiwan University: Institute of Entomology Research interests include insect genetics, ecology, evolution, physiology, taxonomy, behavior, molecular pathology, molecular and developmental biology and pest management.
- Penn State University: Entomology Research is focused on chemical and molecular ecology, biodiversity and pest management and insect-host interactions.
- University of Kentucky: Entomology Research areas include insect molecular biology, physiology, and genetics, insect behavior, ecology and evolution, pest management and applied ecology.