DNA Barcoding Decodes Unique Species of the Madeira Archipelago for the First Time!
A total of 25 species of aquatic mites have been identified, and of these 23 are endemic to Madeira. Aquatic
From metabarcoding to omics: uncovering how soil organisms aid forest adaptation to environmental stress
By N. Tourvas, V. Kotina and FA (Phil) Aravanopoulos* Forest Genetics Lab Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Environment
Videos from BGE’s attendance to the Biodiversity Genomics Conference 2024
The application of genomic science to biodiversity research is driving fundamental advances in conservation science and policy. The pan-European
BGE’ First Scientific Publication: Water Mites!
The first scientific paper from the Biodiversity Genomics Europe project comes with a big landmark attached to it: the
Biodiversity calls! Workshop for the networking of taxon experts
LIB/ZFMK - Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change, Museum Koenig Bonn Bonn (Germany), 20-21 September 2024 Museum
BGE’s 2nd All Hands Meeting is coming
The second All-Hands Meeting of the Biodiversity Genomics Europe (BGE) project will take place next 8-10 October in Thessaloniki
1st BGE-ERGA Genome Applications Symposium
We are excited to announce the upcoming 1st BGE-ERGA Genome Application Symposium, which will be held on September 30
Conservation genomics of the aquatic warbler, a specialist bird breeding in declining mire habitat
Case study Genomics supports aquatic warbler conservation A high-quality reference genome and new population-level genomic data
Genomic resources for alpine butterfly conservation in the face of climate change
Case study Conserving Alpine Butterflies Scientists from the Swiss University of Neuchâtel investigate the genomes of
GrBOL: Launching the Greek node of iBOL
By Alexandros Triantafydillis On the 11th of June 2024, the University of Thessaloniki, partner of the Biodiversity Genomics Europe
