Dr. Jonas Arnemann is Permanent Professor of the of Crop Protection Department at UFSM. His main line of research has been Integrated Pest Management, mainly in soybean and corn crops in the South Region of Brazil, in addition to the application of molecular techniques to Entomology and the development of Innovative Insecticides. He obtained a double degree of Doctorate in Agronomy from UFSM and Ph.D. from Ghent University in Belgium in 2015. During his PhD he completed a sandwich at CSIRO, Australia. In 2022, he achieved a 12-month Post-Doctorate at Iowa State University, through the Capes/Print program working at Dr. O'Neal Lab with a RNAi project applied to reverse of soybean aphid resistance to pyrethroid insecticides. His scientific, technological and intellectual contribution can be proven by approximately 30 papers published in journals with JCR in the last 5 years. Dr. Arnemann also joined the Organizing Committee of the Brazilian Congress of Entomology of the Entomological Society of Brazil in Gramado-RS, in 2018.Its h-index is 9 and Field-Weighted Citation Impact of 0.77 by Scival. It is noteworthy that 57 of publications in the last 5 years have international collaboration. He has already completed the supervision of 4 students in the master's course and co-supervision of 1 doctoral student.He is Permanent Professor of the Pos-Grad Program in Agronomy at USFM.The research carried out by Dr. Arnemann mainly involve the management of native and invasive agricultural pests, with collaborations from national and international institutions, in a collaborative network with research institutions in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Denmark, Spain, United States, Paraguay, Turkey and Uruguay . Currently, Dr. Arnemann work in research projects in collaboration with Cooperativa Central Gaúcha Ltda, Universidade de Passo Fundo, Emater-RS and international institutions: CSIRO-Australia, Iowa Soybean Research Center-USA and USDA-USA. The results his research have enabled the improvement of Integrated Pest Management programs, mainly in the South and North America.