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Hello, GrBOL! Celebrating the launch of the Greek iBOL Node

December 4, 2024

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    January community meeting highlights

    On January 29th, we held the last edition of our bi-monthly community meetings. We heard great talks about training activities within the Biodiversity Genomics Europe project, importance of molecular methods standardization, and updates from the Austrian Barcode of Life and...

  • Blog

    Welcome to iBOL Europe!

    The first continent regional level node of iBOL BIOSCAN Europe was established in 2021 by the barcoding community in recognition of the growth of DNA barcoding activity across Europe. This new network - aligned with the global iBOL consortium -...

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    Open Call – Biodiversity Genomics Europe – BIOSCAN

    A funding call is open through the barcoding (BIOSCAN) stream of Biodiversity Genomics Europe for the wider European research community to support the project’s mission. It is aimed at researchers interested in contributing to the construction of DNA barcode reference...

  • Events

    February 26th: Webinar on Development of curated reference libraries

    Save the Date for the iBOL Europe webinar & panel discussion: Development of curated DNA-barcode reference libraries for species in Europe   When? February 26th from 14.30-16.00h CET How to join? Join our community though this form to receive your...

  • Events

    Call for Sessions for the iBOL conference 2024 is now open!

    The 9th International Barcode of Life conference will take place in Belém, Brazil on September 3-6th, 2024. Find all the important information here: dnabarcodingconference.com/ You can propose parallel sessions, workshops, panel discussions, or other events you have in mind through...

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