The nutritional niche – A crucial factor in bee fitness and pathogen virulence

Optimizing synergy between honey and wild bees: a framework for managed bee and landscape driven pollination services

The Nutritional Niche: A decisive factor in bee fitness and viral replication

Towards integrated management of solitary bees for crop pollination

Doctoral project Annelies Billiet

Doctoral project Haidong Wang

Doctoral project Jafar Maharramov

Doctoral project Jinzhi Niu

Doctoral project Kaat Cappelle

Doctoral project Ruben Vanderhaegen

In depth characterization of cellular internalization and environmental fate of dsRNA-carrier complexes

Pollination services in agroecosystems: advancing modelling approaches

Signatures of anthropogenic stressors in the genomes of European bumblebees

The parasite community of solitary bees and Anthropogenic filtering of the gut microbiome.

Mainstreaming pollinator stewardship in view of cascading ecological, societal and economic impacts of pollinator decline

Measuring bee health within biodiversity gradients of plant-pollinator networks

The interaction between bee fitness, nutrition and parasite tolerance

Host defence mechanisms against the generalist parasite, Apicystis bombi, in solitary and social bees

Measuring bee health within biodiversity gradients of plant-pollinator networks

Pilot study on the effects of sinus management on vegetation and architectural complexity in grasslands and the impact on food supply and biotope values ​​for insects.

Project: Nutrition as critical link between Biodiversity and Bee health

Understanding landscape structure for a sustainable pollination service in apple orchards