Georgina V Bingham is a Research Associate Professor at the Department of Entomology, University of Nebraska–Lincoln, with more than 20 years of experience working in developing regions. Her research focuses on the impact of arthropods on food security and nutrition, and medical and veterinary importance. Georgina V Bingham received a B.S. in Agricultural & Animal Science with honors at the University of Edinburgh, completed M.S. studies in Animal Physiology & Entomology at Wageningen University, and earned the Ph.D. at the Imperial College, London & Rothamsted Research, UK. She is also a Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society and a Finalist of Young Scientist of the Year, Houses of Parliament, London, UK. Her research program conducts novel, collaborative research using integrated multidisciplinary methodologies to develop new, scalable precision technologies, systems interventions, and platforms for improved food and water security and health, in Nebraska and beyond. The Bingham Lab provides a creative, inclusive, and active learning and professional development environment for both undergraduate and graduate students. Prior to her current position at UNL, she directed market access, research, and development for 12 years within the private industry at a Swiss-based global company, Vestergaard, dedicated to improving the health of those most vulnerable in society.