Hello everyone! I’m Yong Xu, a Year 3 student from the Asian School of Environment specialising in Ecology. During my last summer break,...

Did you know that Singapore has a total of 133 bee species? In this new paper, we present the first checklist and conservation status...

Hey there! It's Li Si again! A year ago, I posted about my URECA research project and today, I'm excited to finally share about some of...

When competition between males for mates is intense, some males will adopt alternate tactics to increase their chance of mating success....

The TEE Lab is proud to announce that our PhD students Ong Xin Rui, Tharaka SP and Tabitha Hui have successfully passed their qualifying...

As Malaysia’s economy continues to grow, an ever-expanding road network is being built to support the new developments. Whilst roads...

The Tropical Ecology and Entomology (TEE) Lab is ecstatic to announce that we are embarking on a Global Biodiversity Information Facility...

New paper by TEE Lab associated PhD student Nadine Keller! Dung beetles are important nutrient recyclers in both tropical and temperate...

Dung beetles are most often surveyed using baited pitfall traps (BPTs) and flight interception traps (FITs). Quantitative comparisons of...

In a time of uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic, research fieldwork has been hit hard. Travel restrictions were imposed globally...

For their outstanding URECA AY20/21 research, ASE 4th year undergraduates and NTU President Research Scholars (NTU PRS), Alexis Goh and...

Heartfelt congratulations to ASE 4th year ecology specialisation student and NTU President Research Scholar (NTU PRS), Tay Li Si for...

Our warmest congratulations to ASE 4th year ecology specialisation student and NTU President Research Scholar (NTU PRS), Alexis Goh for...

Hello everyone, I'm Alexis, a year 4 undergraduate studying Ecology! It's actually my third year being part of the TEE Lab, and I...

The rapid expansion and intensification of agriculture has altered the composition of communities and disrupted ecosystem services, yet...

In the last few months, my trusty research assistant Sabidee and I (Li Yuen) have been working hard on a huge dung beetle curation...

Dung beetles primarily use dung of mammals for feeding and nesting thereby playing a huge role in nutrient cycling. They also aid in seed...

Hi everyone, I’m Clarice, a Y2 undergraduate that recently joined the TEE Lab in January! Over the the past six months, I’ve been working...

Artwork by Jay Hosler Environmental DNA (eDNA) is defined as genetic material that is collected from environmental samples, such as soil...

Hi! It's Li Si :) A year ago, I went on a search for a research project, and was kindly offered a chance to study about termite...