Experts

Our Researchers

A growing network of contributing experts in pest biology, entomology, and building science.

Founding researcher named · Contributing seats open

Founding researcher.

Georgia A. Clubb

Georgia A. Clubb

Advanced Scorpion Specialist · Founder, Barrier Integrity Science™

Georgia A. Clubb is the founding researcher behind Barrier Integrity Science™, a discipline uniting building performance, pest biology, and field data. Her work anchors the Phoenix scorpion activity record and the research program behind this site.

Credentials & certifications

  • Advanced Scorpion Specialist
  • Founder, Barrier Integrity Science™
  • Founding researcher, Pest Science Group
  • Lead, Phoenix Metro Scorpion Activity Study

Research focus

Barrier Integrity Science™ treats the home as a system: building performance, pest biology, and field data read together rather than separately. Georgia's long-run Phoenix activity record is the field evidence behind that approach.

Contributing experts.

The network opens in Phase 2. These seats are held for named researchers, and the work published under them will carry their own credentials and findings. Nothing here is filled by a placeholder person.

Open seat

Pest biology & entomology

PSG is opening its network to researchers in pest biology and entomology. This profile is reserved for a Phase 2 contributing expert; the work published here will carry their name, credentials, and findings.

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Open seat

Urban ecology & climate

Heat, growth, and infrastructure shape pest pressure across desert cities. This seat is reserved for a researcher studying the urban side of the system, from freeway corridors to the built edge of the Valley.

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Open seat

Building science

Envelope integrity is where pest science meets construction. This seat is reserved for an expert in building performance who can carry the structural side of Barrier Integrity Science™ forward.

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School faculty.

Alongside the research network, cohort instructors teach in the School of Applied Residential Pest Science, leading practitioners through the PSG Coordinated Learning Model while working beside them in the field.

Cohort instructors

Mike Golleher, B.S., BP-A, BP-T

Jeremiah Sourp, QP

Become a contributor.

PSG is opening its network to researchers in pest biology, entomology, urban ecology, and building science.