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UK BIOSCAN Taxonomython
Last week, the Wellcome Sanger Institute and the Natural History Museum of London co-organised a three-day Taxonomython. Hosted at the NHM, the Taxonomython focused on the identification of critical specimens from the Wellcome Sanger Institute. World-class taxonomic experts worked on...
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France funds major biodiversity programme
The government of France has funded Dynabiod, an unprecedented scientific programme dedicated to terrestrial biodiversity with a lifespan of 8 years, with 45 million €. Led by Wilfried Thuiller at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and by...
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Genomic Connection #5 – Communicating the Science Behind Biodiversity Genomics
In the fifth episode of Genomic Connections, Kasia Fantoni and Christian De Guttry are joined by Ela Sari, Science Communications Advisor at Naturalis Biodiversity Center (the Netherlands) and Luísa Marins, ERGA Scientific Communication and Dissemination Coordinator based at the Leibniz...
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Connections #7: Citizen science, allies, definitions, and common misconceptions
The European Reference Genome Atlas (ERGA) and the European node of the International Barcode of Life (iBOL Europe), two international communities of scientists brought together under the Biodiversity Genomics Europe Project, are joining forces for “Connections,” a series of blog...
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BGE Reference Library Pipeline and Curation Tool
The exponential growth of data on BOLD can make it challenging for experts and end-users to curate reference libraries. To address this challenge, partners of the Biodiversity Genomic Europe (BGE) project developed an automated pipeline and a manual curation tool....
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UK BIOSCAN Taxonomython
The UK BIOSCAN team is organising a "Taxonomython," a collaborative workshop aimed at enhancing species identification within the UK BIOSCAN dataset. It will take place at the Natural History Museum of London on 23-25 September, and the organisers invite dipterists...
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