Norway’s first national symposium on biodiversity and DNA barcoding was held in Trondheim from November 11 to 12, 2015. Read more
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40 new reptile species found on Madagascar
A major DNA barcode study of Madagascar reptiles has uncovered 40 new species of snakes, skinks, chameleons and geckos. Read more
Dan Janzen honoured with BBVA Foundation award
Daniel Janzen, eminent tropical ecologist and champion of DNA barcoding, has received the 2011 BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award for Ecology and Conservation Biology. Read more
DNA links habitat quality to bats’ diet
Barcoding organisms found in the guano of little brown bats has allowed scientists to reconstruct the environment supporting these elusive creatures. Read more . . .
Barcoders welcome newrules for shipping specimens
The DNA barcoding community is welcoming the news that natural history specimens shipped via commercial air will no longer be classified as “dangerous goods.” Read more…
Peter Freeman appointedExecutive Director of iBOL
Dr. Peter Freeman has taken up his new post as Executive Director of the International Barcode of Life Consortium. He will be based at the iBOL Secretariat in Guelph, Ontario. Read more…
