Ewelina caught the bug for Entomology 🐞 #WomenInScience @EFSA_EU
Ewelina caught the bug for Entomology 🐞 #WomenInScience  @EFSA_EU
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
From childhood curiosity to #entomologist, meet Ewelina! Chasing bugs and butterflies around her parent’s garden as a child and seeing them in picture books inspired Ewelina to study entomology!


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