Qike Wang completed his MSc at Beijing Forestry University, and his PhD at the University of Melbourne, where he currently a postdoctoral research fellow funded by the ARC. He has broad broad interests around insect communication, including the role of cuticular compounds for nestmate recognition in meat ants (PhD research); the significance of antennal scales for odour perception in moths; and the impact of air pollution, including PM and ozone, on odour perception and attenuation.