Entomology

Biocides are important to control harmful organisms that may compromise public health safety. Their development and approval, however, are radically controlled by regulatory environments, and these two aspects impact the

Biocides control harmful organisms, and in so doing, they protect human health and the environment. However, launching a biocidal product onto the market follows intricate regulatory pathways that could be

Diseases transmitted by mosquitoes present a major threat to public health across the globe and pose a challenge requiring practical and efficient control measures. However, challenges such as the ability

The development of green biocides has been a focus of extensive research efforts in the industry over the last few years, with growing interest in more sustainable living. Green biocides

Mosquitoes not only cause discomfort but are also carriers of various diseases such as Zika, dengue, malaria and many others. Therefore, the use of biocides to eliminate mosquitoes is important

Field testing is an important aspect of evaluating the effectiveness and safe use of ant biocides before they can be released to the market. It is critical for establishing the

Malaria, dengue fever, Zika virus, West Nile virus are some diseases that are transmitted by mosquitoes and present considerable threats to human health around the world. Mosquito control products are

Mosquitoes are more than just a nuisance; they are the vectors for pathogens responsible for diseases like malaria, dengue, Zika virus,  West Nile virus and many others.  The control of

Ants’ infestations pose a threat to homes, gardens, or agricultural areas. To control these constantly recurring pests, there is a need for efficient biocides. But for a biocide to be

Ants may be small in size, but they make up one of the most formidable pests a person may come across. They can enter our homes, kitchens, and gardens and