Meet Our Research Team: The Althoff Lab

Welcome to the world of insect chemical ecology and management, where the Althoff ICEM Lab is at the forefront of groundbreaking research in this field. We hope to build a research team at the Althoff Lab of a diverse group of individuals with a shared passion for understanding the intricacies of insect behavior, chemical ecology, and sustainable insect management strategies.

Our lab prides itself on a collaborative and inclusive research environment, where creativity and critical thinking are encouraged. Each lab member brings a unique set of skills and perspectives to the table, creating a dynamic team that thrives on interdisciplinary collaboration.

As we delve deeper into the fascinating world of insect chemical ecology and management, we invite you to explore our website to learn more about our current research projects, job opportunities, and the talented individuals who make up the Althoff Lab research team. With a focus on providing valuable insights into insect behavior and sustainable management strategies, we are dedicated to making a positive impact in the world of entomology.

Join us on this exciting journey of discovery and innovation as we work towards a better understanding of insect ecology and management. Stay connected with us by subscribing to our email list and following us on social media to keep up with the latest updates from the Althoff Lab. Together, we can unlock the mysteries of insect chemical ecology and pave the way for sustainable insect management solutions.

Primary Investigator: Dr. Emily Althoff graduated from the University of Minnesota in the summer of 2024 with a degree in entomology focusing on the chemical ecology of the eastern larch beetle. Emily enjoys any opportunity to get outdoors and loves exploring the culinary scenes of Columbia, St. Louis, and Kansas City. Her CV can be found here.

Additional Lab Members: You? Prospective students, please email: 1) your CV, 2) information about your background and how it will contribute to success in graduate school, 3) why you wish to join this research group, and 4) your future career goals and how being a part of our team will help you reach those goals to emilyalthoff@missouri.edu.