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The Barcode Bulletin is the quarterly on-line newsletter of the International Barcode of Life project (iBOL). Send contributions, comments, suggestions, corrections to bulletin@ibol.org and click here to receive email notifications about upcoming editions.
Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest 3/4 2013
Publications in March and April 2013
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From this issue on we will switch to a bi-monthly format.
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Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest 2/2013
Publications in Februray 2013
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From this issue on we will also provide a downloadable RIS standardized tag format file which allows you to import the citations into your reference manager software. We are also working on a Mendeley presence for the entire DNA barcoding library.
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Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest 1/2013
Publications in January 2013
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Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest 3/2012
Third issue – Publications in December 2012
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Barcode Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 3 – December 2012
CONTENTS: What is in a DNA barcode? (Editorial) | Barcoding Lepidoptera of the Alps | Project iRestore | The national cockroach project |BIObus 2012: a student perspective| Pakistan barcode project progress | New and Noteworthy (Recent News) | DNA Barcoding forensics | News from India | The art of DNA Barcoding | The Research Oversight Committee (ROC) | Top 10 Barcoding Publications (2012)
Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest 2/2012
Second issue – Publications in November 2012
Every single month about 40-60 new scientific studies utilizing DNA-based identification, mostly DNA Barcoding, are published. The Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest is a monthly electronic newsletter intended to provide you with up to date information on new publications in the field sorted by the main topics of interest.
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All citations in the pdf document are hyperlinked. A simple mouseclick will bring you to the article page on the publishers website.
We hope that you like this newest addition to our resource portfolio. We welcome your feedback. Send your comments, suggestions, contributions, letters etc. to dsteinke@uoguelph.ca.
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The Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest
New monthly newsletter
Every single month about 40-60 new scientific studies utilizing DNA-based identification, mostly DNA Barcoding, are published. The Barcode Bulletin Reader’s Digest is a monthly electronic newsletter intended to provide you with up to date information on new publications in the field sorted by the main topics of interest.
Please click on image to download pdf
All citations in the pdf document are hyperlinked. A simple mouseclick will bring you to the article page on the publishers website.
We hope that you like this newest addition to our resource portfolio. We welcome your feedback. Send your comments, suggestions, contributions, letters etc. to dsteinke@uoguelph.ca.
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Barcode Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 2 – September 2012
CONTENTS
China signs iBOL MoU
Seeks more prominent role in global barcoding community.
DNA barcoding of natural health products
Think that it is alright to take Natural Health Product labels at face value? Think again.
Madagascar study finds 40 new reptiles
A DNA barcoding study identified over 40 new species of snakes, skinks, chameleons and geckos
Argentina lab network growing
Second facility opens in Mar del Plata, with three more in development
The kosher sardine conundrum
Rabbis turn to barcode analysis to worm out the truth
Funding shortfall brings changes at iBOL
iBOL’s core mission of assembling records for 500K species remains unaltered
DNA barcodes for NEON’s terrestrial insects
Short- and long-term development and applications
A new weapon in the fight against illegal logging
DNA barcodes prove their ability to identify rare and protected tree species
A new DNA Barcoding Blog
dna-barcoding.blogspot.com
DNA barcodes go underground
GBOL-project ‘Subterranean Fauna’
Top 10 DNA Barcoding publications 2012 (Jan-Sep)
Measured using Publish or Perish.
Barcode Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 1 – March 2012
CONTENTS
- Special Edition -
BARCODING EUROPE
- Major expansion planned for German node
- FinBOL gets off to a fast start
- iBOL membership beckons for Switzerland
- FREDIE building freshwater data portal
- ECBOL 3 congress set for Brussels
- iBOL partner makes fruit fly discovery
. . . and the world
FDA using barcoding to spot fish fraud
Nine labs now testing fillets for mislabelling
Pakistan to form barcode focal point
Two hundred attend symposium in Faisalbad
Dan Janzen honoured with BBVA Foundation award
Recognition for groundbreaking work in tropical ecology
Adelaide conference breaks all records
Global barcoding community gathers in South Australia
New barcoding app for iPhone
Barcoding Assitant helps to compile specimen metadata
iBOL advisor wins Russian “megagrant”
Stephen O’Brien leaves NCI after 25 years
Barcoding Life report documents a year of progress
Discoveries, applications and data acquisition
Barcode Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 3 – October 2011
CONTENTS
Out of the lab and into the field
California group is testing the waters for environmental barcoding
South African barcoders head for the wetlands
iSimangaliso Wetland Park was the destination for the 2011 Toyota Enviro Outreach expedition.
Herps come in from the cold
Herpetologists now have their own barcoding campaign
Beauty on the front porch
How a love of moths turned an oyster farmer into a barcoder
What’s in your teabag
Three high school students use barcodes to find the answer
PLoS One launches Mexico City Collection
Proceedings of the Third International Barcode of Life Conference
African partnership initiative launched
Bringing together biodiversity researchers and potential users of DNA barcoding
Essay: Navigating around hazards to barcoding, 2011
iBOL Chair Jesse Ausubel on how to avoid the speed bumps on the road to 5 million barcodes
Opinion: Does the species count really matter?
Eminent biologists beg to differ on the significance of the new total species estimate
Research Roundup
A selection of recent scientific publications on DNA barcoding
