iBOL News & Events
Watered down biodiversity: sample type is critical in environmental DNA studies for biomonitoring
A recent collaboration between the University of Guelph and scientists at Environment and Climate Change Canada resulted in a paper in PLOS One comparing water and bulk-tissue DNA samples.
SMRT Sequencing Reveals Biodiversity
The Centre for Biodiversity Genomics, the global leader in DNA barcoding, has announced the arrival of Canada’s first Sequel II System that will enable researchers to advance exploration of DNA barcoding of living things and their interactions.
NorBOL’s biodiversity research infrastructure receives NOK 2 million
Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre has announced NOK 2 million in new funding to support the Norwegian Barcode of Life.
Registration open for online metabarcoding course
This course covers next-generation sequencing, environmental DNA (eDNA), metabarcoding analytics as well as applications and recent research
Finnish workshop:DNA based species identification
University of Oulu, Finland hosts DNA barcoding workshop between December 16-20, 2019
BIODIVERSITY Next Conference
Building a global infrastructure
for biodiversity data. Together.
ForBio and STI course: DNA barcoding – from sequences to species
ForBio and the Swedish Taxonomy Initiative invites applicants to the course DNA-barcoding – from sequences to species.
How BIOSCAN is inspiring the next generation of biodiversity researchers
Trainees from Beirut’s St. Joseph University prepare to apply new-found skills in DNA barcoding for new species discovery in Lebanon.
