Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Neurodiversity in Entomology: Finding Ourselves Among the Creepy-Crawlies

A person wearing a wide-brimmed hat and white T-shirt stands in a green field, with blue sky and scattered clouds in the background. The person is holding a cup in one hand and holding up the other hand with a butterfly perched on their knuckle. Just in front of the person is a small brown flag on a white pole.

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A growing number of neurodivergent scientists are drawn to entomology, but many face barriers in education and research. One student argues that better support and inclusion could unlock talent, strengthen science, and broaden perspectives in the field. [Read more]

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