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With sadness, we announce that the Center for Insect Science will be closing on
October 30, 2020. We have enjoyed working with the University of Arizona and
community since 1989. Thank you for your support!


WELCOME TO THE CENTER FOR INSECT SCIENCE

The Center for Insect Science (CIS) is a Division of the Bio5 Institute at the
University of Arizona, Tucson. The Center was founded in 1989 when it received
one of the three original National Science Foundation Biological Centers Awards.
The Center is not a physical entity as such but its administration provides an
umbrella organization; the Center's role is to foster collaborative research and
education across topics relevant to integrative biology and areas of biomedicine
and biotechnology that employ insects and other arthropods as model systems or
investigate their medical impact. It is recognized that insects provide
outstanding research and training opportunities at all levels, from
undergraduate to postdoctoral training and career development. . (read more)

 

For INSECT IDENTIFICATION contact Gene Hall.

 




INSECT SPOTLIGHT:


CNS EMBRYO

Embryo central nervous system. (link to lab website) Image © Konrad Zinsmaier



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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

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