340:(1805–1879) who then left to work in the British Museum. H. T. Stainton, who was involved more and more in the life of the society, seemed to have some problems working with E. M. Janson. He was replaced by W. Wing in 1852. In this year, the society moved from its building at 17, Old Bond Street to 12, Bedford Row. The following year, three of the four most responsible for the society were replaced: Edward Newman (1801–1876) took the place of J. O. Westwood as president, Samuel Stevens (1817–1899) took the place of W. Yarrell as treasurer and W. Wing the place of H. T. Stainton as secretary.
371:. The society is governed by its council, which is chaired by the society's president, according to a set of by-laws. The members of council, the president and the other officers are elected from the society's fellowship and membership. The aim of the Royal Entomological Society is the improvement and diffusion of entomological science. This is achieved through publications, scientific meetings, supporting and funding entomological expeditions, and public events. The society maintains an entomological library at its headquarters in
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on the identification of insects. The aim of these handbooks is to provide illustrated identification keys to the insects of
Britain, together with concise morphological, biological and distributional information. The series also includes several Check Lists of British Insects. All books contain line
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Project Giving Back, the garden will be designed by Tom Massey and will have habitats for different types of insects and a laboratory to study them. At the show the garden won a Silver-gilt medal and was built by Landscape Associates. The garden was relocated to Stratford Cross in
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They decided that a society should be created for the promotion of the science of entomology in its various branches and it should be called the
Entomological Society of London. J. G. Children, F. W. Hope, J. F. Stephens, W. Yarrell and G. Rudd were elected to form a committee, with G. R. Gray as
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386:, a series of one day events in York and Bristol celebrating insects and entomology. In 2016 the society held the EntoSci conference EntoSci16 with Harper Adams University to promote entomology to 14 to 18 year olds, and again in 2018.
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RES Insects: Discover the Science and Secrets Behind the World of Insects
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Alfred Russel Wallace Award, for an outstanding insect doctorate thesis.
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Minibeast Magic: How to Catch Invertebrates with Tricks and Treats
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351:. In 1933, the society's centenary year, King
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1944:President Address - Hugh Loxdale, 3 May 2006
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2007:Biodiversity Heritage Library digitised
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2706:Science and technology in Hertfordshire
2686:Learned societies of the United Kingdom
2302:National Museum of Science and Industry
2208:Science and Technology Select Committee
1725:Barnard, Peter C. (19 September 2011).
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476:The society also publishes a series of
159:The society was founded in 1833 as the
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1308:"Our Partners - National Insect Week"
1235:Royal Entomological Society Handbooks
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2582:Sites of Special Scientific Interest
2471:Campaign for Science and Engineering
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2169:Natural Environment Research Council
2149:Economic and Social Research Council
2139:Arts and Humanities Research Council
553:, for excellence in insect taxonomy.
512:by Prof. Dave Goulson and published
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261:Christian Rudolph Wilhelm Wiedemann
257:Johann Ludwig Christian Gravenhorst
2094:Council for Science and Technology
432:Agricultural and Forest Entomology
269:Alexandre Louis Lefèbvre de Cérisy
187:. Those present were the Reverend
165:Society of Entomologists of London
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1548:Insect Conservation and Diversity
452:Medical and Veterinary Entomology
442:Insect Conservation and Diversity
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779:John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury
749:John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury
161:Entomological Society of London
33:The Royal Entomological Society
18:Entomological Society of London
2711:1833 establishments in England
1887:. Dorling Kindersley Limited.
1254:"About the Society - our aims"
1031:Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth
989:Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth
809:Lord Thomas de Grey Walsingham
399:Grand Challenges in Entomology
245:Johann Cristoph Friedrich Klug
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2119:Government Office for Science
2071:Economy of the United Kingdom
491:Synopses of the British Fauna
322:(1827–1855), in 1855-1856 by
318:(1822–1892), in 1853-1854 by
2391:Royal Academy of Engineering
2376:Geological Society of London
2114:Intellectual Property Office
887:Nathaniel Charles Rothschild
83:Study of insects, entomology
52:; 191 years ago
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2598:Innovations and discoveries
2406:Royal Entomological Society
2361:British Science Association
2129:National Technology Advisor
1959:Royal Entomological Society
1925:Royal Entomological Society
1369:Royal Entomological Society
881:George Thomas Bethune-Baker
743:Francis Polkinghorne Pascoe
142:Royal Entomological Society
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2411:Royal Geographical Society
2401:Royal Astronomical Society
2396:Royal Aeronautical Society
2134:UK Research and Innovation
1145:Michael Frederick Claridge
983:Carrington Bonsor Williams
953:John Claud Fortescue Fryer
489:identification guides and
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1013:Owain Westmacott Richards
363:The society's patron was
265:Carl Eduard Hammerschmidt
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2351:British Computer Society
2164:Medical Research Council
2124:Chief Scientific Adviser
1521:www.stratfordcross.co.uk
1151:Christopher Peter Haines
1121:Miriam Louisa Rothschild
905:Lionel Walter Rothschild
869:Frederick Augustus Dixey
695:George Robert Waterhouse
611:Honorary life Presidents
457:Physiological Entomology
447:Insect Molecular Biology
359:Structure and activities
347:granted the society its
241:George Robert Waterhouse
148:devoted to the study of
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2236:British space programme
1881:DK (5 September 2024).
1420:Harper Adams University
1395:Harper Adams University
1115:Sir Cyril Astley Clarke
1079:Reginald Charles Rainey
1019:Boris Petrovitch Uvarov
863:Charles Owen Waterhouse
815:Frederick DuCane Godman
767:William Wilson Saunders
719:William Wilson Saunders
671:William Wilson Saunders
367:and its vice-patron is
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273:William Blandell Spence
183:with the presidency of
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1085:Helmut Fritz van Emden
1067:Donald Livingston Gunn
971:Edward Alfred Cockayne
935:Edward Bagnall Poulton
851:Edward Bagnall Poulton
791:Joseph William Dunning
785:Henry Tibbats Stainton
683:Frederick William Hope
665:Frederick William Hope
659:James Francis Stephens
653:Frederick William Hope
630:Edward Bagnall Poulton
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205:James Francis Stephens
189:Frederick William Hope
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2552:East London Tech City
2307:National Space Centre
1752:Oxford, Roma (2015).
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1001:Patrick Alfred Buxton
965:Patrick Alfred Buxton
941:Sheffield Airey Neave
845:William Weekes Fowler
761:Alfred Russel Wallace
701:John Obadiah Westwood
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463:Systematic Entomology
437:Ecological Entomology
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280:John Obadiah Westwood
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2381:Institute of Physics
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1043:John Stodart Kennedy
1025:George Copley Varley
995:Norman Denbigh Riley
959:Kenneth Gloyne Blair
947:Augustus Daniel Imms
893:Charles Joseph Gahan
875:Francis David Morice
857:Frederick Merrifield
839:George Henry Verrall
731:John William Douglas
647:John George Children
551:J. O. Westwood Medal
369:The Earl of Selborne
328:Edward Wesley Janson
312:John William Douglas
221:Adrian Hardy Haworth
185:John George Children
2371:Engineering Council
2109:Building Digital UK
2000:Insect Week website
1921:"Awards and grants"
1340:"About Insect Week"
1290:"About the Library"
1272:"About the Library"
1103:Victor Frank Eastop
917:James Edward Collin
911:Edward Ernest Green
497:for the handbooks.
391:Chelsea Flower Show
334:Edward Mason Janson
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2421:Christmas Lectures
2268:Telecommunications
2253:Nuclear technology
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821:Henry John Elwes
797:Robert McLachlan
725:John Edward Gray
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