Teaching and Conferences - Edouard Duquesne

Conferences

Kyoto, Japan (25/08 – 30/08): International Congress of Entomology 2024
- Oral presentation (15 min) in English: “Predicting the distribution of highly invasive termites under climate change and increasing connectivity.”
Lausanne, Switzerland (07/07 – 11/07): European Congress for the International Union for the Studies of Social Insects 2024
- Oral presentation (15 min) in English: “Distribution of the termite pest genus Heterotermes: an approach using SDMs and phylogeny.”

Heraklion, Greece (15/10 – 20/10): European Congress of Entomology 2023
- Oral presentation (15 min) in English: “Forest edge effects on termites in a neotropical rainforest.”
- Poster presentation (1h30) in English: “Using socioeconomic variables and elevation in a species distribution modeling to predict the distribution of invasive termites.”
Toulon, France (28/08 – 30/08): International Union for the Studies of Social Insects – French Section 2023
- Oral presentation (15 min) in French: “Effets combinés de la mondialisation, de l’urbanisation et du changement climatique sur la répartition de 12 espèces de termites envahissants en région Asie Pacifique.”
- Poster presentation (1h30) in English: “Forest edge effect on termites in a neotropical forest.”

January to June: supervising master student (Emilie Gheyle) for fieldwork, DNA barcoding and ecological analyses of termites.

October: 12 hours of teaching/supervising BA2 in their Botanical practicals.
September: 4 days of teaching/supervising MA1 students in an eco-ethology internship on ants in Couvin, Belgium.
March and May: 25 hours of teaching/supervising BA1 students in their Biology practicals.
January to June: supervising master student (Iona Pâques) for species distribution modeling of sea turtles nesting sites.
January: supervising master student (Adèle Muraille) for DNA extraction and barcoding of termites.