About the role
Entomologists are specialists in insects and their relationships with humans, other organisms, and the environment. They may have an academic education in biology or specifically in entomology from universities. Research and field studies are central parts of their work.Responsibilities
Entomologists study insect behavior, ecology, physiology, and classification. They conduct experiments and field studies to collect data and monitor insect populations. Their work contributes to pest control, the conservation of biodiversity, and understanding of ecosystems.Skills and tools
Entomologists need good knowledge in systematics, ecology, and biological diversity. They use microscopes, collection equipment, and various analysis software for data management. Fieldwork, laboratory work, and scientific reporting are important components of their professional practice.