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Bed bugs, chickens and DNA: a Q&A with Dr. James Austin »

By hopelessnomo on Mar 20, 2008 in DDT, DNA, Insect Genetics Laboratory, Texas A&M, University of Arkansas, bed bug resurgence, bed bugs, bedbugs, chickens, dr. james austin, entomology, forensics, genetics, interview, james austin, push-pull, research, resistance | 15 Comments

Bedbugger has been following the fascinating genetic research on bed bugs, a collaboration between the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville’s Insect Genetics Laboratory and Texas A&M’s Center for Urban & Structural Entomology, that illuminates a new perspective on the bed bug resurgence: the possibility that bed bugs were continuously present in the United States throughout […]

How to avoid bed bugs, according to Texas A&M’s student paper »

By nobugsonme on Jan 22, 2008 in CUSE, Center for Urban and Structural Entomology, Luxor Management, Texas A&M, Texas A&M research on bed bugs, bed bug research, bed bug spread, bed bugs, bedbugs, coat piles, colleges, curbside furniture, dorms, flea markets, how to avoid bed bugs, how to get rid of bed bugs, parties, students and bed bugs, thebatt.com | 0 Comments

Independent Texas A&M student paper thebatt.com covers bed bugs this week. They mention the seminars in New York City, and the interesting research out of the Center for Urban and Structural Entomology (CUSE, housed at Texas A&M) on bed bugs and chicken farms. And–because it’s a college paper, perhaps–they dig right into the […]