Norwegian Barcode of Life (NorBOL)
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NorBOL is a network of Norwegian institutions and a national research infrastructure for DNA barcoding in Norway. Moderated by Torbjørn Ekrem
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@biogeneurope.bsky.social panel discussion on biodiversity genomics research infrastructure in Europe. So relevant for the future of #dnabarcoding and #genomics.
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Fantastic evening with high school student at #researchersnight at NTNU. Showcasing how #DNAbarcoding can be used to identify #eDNA from freshwater lakes. With LEGO #Brickopore @biogeneurope.bsky.social @earlhaminst.bsky.social
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Last call! We'll broadcast @biogeneurope.bsky.social two-day symposium "Unlocking the power of #genomic science for nature and the #bioeconomy in Europe" live via streaming. Secure a seat to watch online! biodiversitygenomics.eu/2025/08/27/b... @horizoneu.bsky.social @bmd-project.eu
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#DNAbarcoding has been an amazing tool to help discover and delineate parasitic wasps. Here is another example!
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Researchers of @ZJU_China revised the Chinese species of the braconid wasp genus 𝑍𝑒𝑙𝑒 and recognised 29 species, including 19 new to science: doi.org/10.3897/zook...

#DNAbarcoding #newspecies #phylogeny
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This paper is not new, but it is still so relevant for many insect groups. In addition, it features some quite spectacular images of gnat genitalia. Support the building of a DNA barcode reference library for all life! www.mdpi.com/1476032
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ednaquaplan.bsky.social
eDNA results are constrained by the existing databases; their accuracy and completeness influence the analysis of results from the application of eDNA technologies.
#eDNAquaPlan aims to address this challenge.

Learn more!

🔗 ednaquaplan.com

#eDNA #DNA #Biodiversity
Understanding Europe’s aquatic DNA Landscape: insights from eDNAqua-Plan - eDNAqua-Plan
As the urgency to monitor and protect aquatic biodiversity intensifies, the need for reliable and interoperable DNA-based data infrastructures becomes increasingly vital. The eDNAqua-Plan project sets...
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ilianabista.bsky.social
We reviewed the use of long-read sequencing with both @nanoporetech.com and @pacbio.bsky.social data for analyses of eukaryote #biodiversity for environmental samples #eDNA and #barcoding, providing a complete guide for future applications #BiodiversityGenomics @sgn.one
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ecoevorxiv.bsky.social
Long-read sequencing for biodiversity analyses - a comprehensive guide
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Diagram showing sample collection and processing for biomonitoring, followed by sequencing with ONT. Central at the bottom is displayed the structure of the nanopore and  the movement  of  the  DNA  strand  through  the  pore  leading  to  data  generation. In a box on the left side are listed the currently available ONT instruments: MinION, GridION, PromethION. This image was generated with BioRender.
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A 2023 review in Molecular Biology Reports synthesized available DNA barcodes, reviewed DNA barcoding methods, and discussed future directions of the field. In part 3 of 3, we summarize DNA barcoding trends.
Fungal specimens retrieved from the public data available in the BOLD data portal alongside a measurement for reference
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🚀 We're thrilled to announce that recordings from our BOLDv5 introductory webinars are now available as a video series!

Our 11-part series is now live on YouTube: buff.ly/xi4nyiq
YouTube icon graphic on graphic text, sharing that the BOLDv5 video series is available publicly on
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⏳ World Wildlife Day 2025 countdown: 3️⃣ days!

The UN's #WorldWildlifeDay celebrates wild animals & plants. We're highlighting #DNABarcoding research that advances our understanding of them.

Today’s focus: Australia’s marine fishes 🌊🦈🐟
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boldsystems.bsky.social
📢 BOLDv5 introductory webinar registration is open

❓: This webinar will cover key updates to the platform and include time for Q&A
📅: 19 Feb, Wednesday
🕙: 1300 - 1500 EST (90 min presentation followed by 30 min Q&A)
✍🏽: Sign up to reserve your spot: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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fern with text inviting to BOLD introductory webinar
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biogeneurope.bsky.social
Big news! 💥

We’re launching 'ERGA iBOL Europe Connections' — a new blog series uniting the two #Biodiversity #Genomics #Europe communities (iboleurope.bsky.social and ergabiodiv.bsky.social)!

First post: On the Origin of Biodiversity Genomics 🧬👇

➡️Go to: lnkd.in/eZFJE5q8

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A 2024 paper in Conservation Biology investigated the impacts of land cover and the role of protected areas on the biomass and diversity of flying insect communities in Germany. Metabarcoding and malaise traps made it possible to comprehensively assess the insect community at a large scale.
Figure from Sinclair, J.S., Buchner, D., Gessner, M. et al. Effects of land cover and protected areas on flying insect diversity. Conservation Biology 2024 e14425 https://doi.org/10.1111/cobi.14425
Locations of 75 insect sampling sites (Malaise traps) across Germany. Sites spanned an elevation gradient of 1–1400 m. Insets illustrate differences in how we measured fine‐scale (50‐m radius around each trap) versus broadscale (1‐km radius) land cover (green, forest; orange, low vegetation; red, urban; brown, agricultural; bare soil, not shown). Some trap positions are shifted slightly to improve visualization. Site coordinates and environmental characteristics in Appendix S1.
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The University of Bristol is hiring a Postdoctoral Research Associate to study parasitic bees' effects on tropical pollinators using eDNA. Apply by 23 Feb 2025. Details: https://tinyurl.com/568zbz9u #postdoc
Details | Working at Bristol | University of Bristol
Details | Working at Bristol | University of Bristol
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Einar Timdal from the Natural History Museum of the University of Oslo co-authored this nice paper on lichen diversity, including description of several species new to science
doi.org/10.23855/pre...
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Aino Hosia and Luis Martell (University of Bergen) with co-authors found Unexpected diversity and novel lineages in the cosmopolitan genus Nanomia (Cnidaria: Siphonophorae: Physonectae) doi.org/10.3389/fmar...

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