Subject editors
The main function of the subject editor will be to argue, in a technical and disciplinary manner, in a short concept and through a review (not detailed), if a manuscript is a potential contribution to knowledge, if it has the minimum scientific quality and according to the above, if it deserves or not to pass to external evaluation.
| NAME | FILIATION | SUBJECT AREAS |
| Diego Rincón | Agrosavia | 1. Agricultural Entomology 2. Ecology and Behavior |
| Alex E. Bustillo P. | Cenipalma | 1. Agricultural Entomology (Biological control of pests in agriculture) 2. Insect growth and development |
| Jorge Ari Noriega | Universidad de los Andes | 1. Ecology and Behavior (Coleoptera, with invasive species, with ecosystem services or with any level of ecology (populations, communities or landscape). |
| Giovanni Fagua | Universidad Javeriana | 1. Ecology and behavior, 2. Growth and development of insects, 3. Systematic entomology, 4. Molecular entomology. |
| Ricardo Pérez Alvarez | Universidad de Hannover | 1. Agricultural Entomology 2. Ecology and Behavior |
| Fernando Hernández-Baz, | Universidad Veracruzana | 1. Agricultural Entomology, 2. Systematic Entomology |
| Nelson Canal | Universidad del Tolima | 1. Agricultural entomology, 2. Ecology and behavior 3. Systematic entomology. |
| Pablo Benavides | CENICAFE | 1. Agricultural Entomology |
| Jorge Alberto Molina Escobar | Universidad de los Andes | 1. Medical Entomology and 2) Insect Anatomy and Physiology. |
| Carlos Espinel | Agrosavia | 1. Agricultural Entomology (with emphasis on biological control) |
| Francisco Serna | Universidad Nacional | 1. Taxonomy |