By Luísa Marins We are pleased to announce the 20 projects that have been selected as part of the recent ERGA-BGE call

By Luísa Marins Dozens of scientific institutions and laboratories open their doors and invite visitors to discover their current research by interacting

Data generation, processing, integration, the curation of BOLD… The 2024 BGE Barcoding Hackathon, hosted from 23-25 April in Leiden, the Netherlands, and coordinated

 Our colleagues from the Hungarian Natural History Museum provided insights into their ongoing BGE Hamster study with a presentation at the Small Mammal Taxon

April is global Citizen Science month, and to celebrate, we have decided to conduct a very special -and extensive!- joint interview with some

  Last 7 April, the Herman Ottó Institute Nonprofit Ltd and the Hungarian Natural History Museum, partner of BGE, organised the Volunteer Data Collectors'

Last November, BGE opened a funding call for projects contributing to the development of DNA-barcoding reference libraries for species in Europe. Our evaluation

International team unveils DNA barcodes from Iberian bees, an essential tool for monitoring In times of biodiversity crisis, it is urgent to know

(from www.erga-biodiversity.eu) Open call - Enhancing Biodiversity Genomics Applications for Ongoing Case Studies Through exploiting genomics technologies, we can make significant progress in

By Cserkész Tamás and Somogyi Anna (Hungarian Natural History Museum)   Last 12-14 January, the Hungarian Natural History Museum, one of our BGE

Biodiversity Genomics Europe is looking for partners to engage in an exciting pan-European project on pollinators in gardens and agricultural areas. It involves

By Ela Sari (Naturalis Biodiversity Center) Last 13-15 November, the first All Hands Meeting of the Biodiversity Genomics Europe (BGE) project took place

A new call has opened through the barcoding (BIOSCAN) stream of Biodiversity Genomics Europe for the wider European research community to support the project’s

By Luisa Marins (ERGA) The third session of the ERGA BioGenome Analysis and Applications Seminar series will take place on Wednesday, November 29th,

(Note: This is an updated version of an earlier post) Barcelona will host the first All Hands Meeting of the Biodiversity Genomics Europe

By Ela Sari (Naturalis Biodiversity Center) Last October 2, Biodiversity Genomics Europe has its day at BG23, the most important and global event

By Luisa Marins (European Reference Genome Atlas, ERGA) One of the main goals of BGE is to support the new generation of researchers

By Elisavet Kaitetzidou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) The school of Biology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) successfully participated in the actions

BGE is way more than its official partners. Meet Johannes Bergsten, for example. He is senior curator at the Department of Zoology of

Well, you cannot say that we have not been telling you this for quite some time!: The Biodiversity Genomics Europe project will have

Barcelona will host the first All Hands Meeting of the Biodiversity Genomics Europe (BGE) project. Roughly one year from the project's kick-off event and

Hamsters are just cute. But they are also endangered in most parts of Europe. Learn how our partners from the Hungarian Natural History

The Biodiversity Genomics Europe consortium is organising a full day of presentations at the BG23 conference on Monday 2nd October, and we would

(from www.erga-biodiversity.eu) Three calls are currently open through the genome stream of Biodiversity Genomics Europe (ERGA) that will allow the wider European research community

Some of our BGE colleagues from Naturalis Biodiversity Center just came back from a trip to the Centre for Biodiversity Genomics (CBG) in

A workshop dedicated to building European national capacity in the growing field of DNA barcoding biodiversity science was held in the inspirational surroundings of

BGE wants to harness the power of citizen scientists and eDNA techniques to provide a powerful new perspective on marine invasive species occurrence and

BG23 has become one of the most important events on biodiversity genomics around the world. Its fourth iteration will take place online from 2-6

Europe's drive to reverse biodiversity loss through genomics research. European experts gather to launch an unprecedented project that will tackle the biodiversity crisis using