Ruth Carter

Ruth Carter is a dedicated entomologist currently pursuing a PhD at Lancaster University, focusing on sustainable management strategies for invasive pests, particularly the Fall Armyworm and its competition with the African Armyworm. Previous experience includes roles as a Research Scientist at The Pirbright Institute, where work centered on enhancing biological control methods, and various internships and volunteer positions at prestigious institutions such as the Natural History Museum and the British Library. Ruth holds a Master’s Degree in Entomology from Harper Adams University and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Royal Holloway, University of London. A commitment to research and education is evident through a history of impactful projects in entomology and pest management, including work with various pest species that affect agriculture and public health.