About the barcode bulletin
Illuminating the science, stories, and people driving DNA barcoding research
The Barcode Bulletin is a science and research news platform produced by the International Barcode of Life Secretariat. Content is produced by researchers and collaborators working on the frontlines of biodiversity science, using DNA-based methods and technologies for species identification and analysis.
Our primary reporting areas cover terrestrial, marine, and freshwater environments. We also inform our readers about new technological developments, scientific discoveries, special research missions, and researcher profiles.
Our readership includes scientists and researchers, policymakers, governments, business leaders, and people working in conservation and ecology.
The Barcode Bulletin is an editorially-independent publication that is updated regularly with new content.
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Michelle Lynn D'Souza
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