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Visiting address
Office 112C, Lids hus
Sars gate 1, Tøyen (map)
Oslo, Norway
Courses and events
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NTNU, Trondheim
In collaboration with Biodiversity Genomics Europe and BigTree, ForBio invites applicants to the course Barcoding with ONT MinION: Theory and Practice. The course will be held at NTNU in Trondheim, Norway.
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Björnlunda, Södermanland, Sweden
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Oslo
Join us for the 2024 Norsk symposium i biosystematikk in Oslo! All MSc and PhD students, postdocs, faculty, researchers, and the broader biosystematics community are invited to attend this meeting, hosted by the Natural History Museum Oslo and Artsdatabanken.
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ForBio and GBIF Norway invite applicants to course "Data Usage with GBIF" organised as part of HKDIR project "BioDATA Advanced– Accelerating biodiversity research through DNA barcodes, collection and observation data". The course is taught in collaboration between UiO and SANBI in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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Göteborg University, Sweden
What to consider when naming and describing taxa
An in-person course directly following the Swedish Conference “Systematikdagarna” in late November 2024
A four day course (Wed, 20 Nov – Sat, 23 Nov) at Göteborg Natural History Museum, following Systematikdagarna (Mon, 18 Nov – Tue, 19 Nov) at Göteborg University, Sweden
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Namdals Folkehøgskole, Grong, Norway
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ForBio and the ArtsDatabanken project "Characterising Oomycetes in Brown Algae along the Norwegian Coast (OOMYCOAST)" invite applicants to "Biodiversity of Oomycetes associated with Marine Algae and Seagrass". The course is hosted by Thomas Jung and Marília Horta Jung (both Mendel University in Brno) and Marit F. M. Bjorbækmo (Norwegian Institute for Water Research [NIVA]) and will be held at the Marine Research Station Drøbak of the University of Oslo.
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NTNU, Trondheim
ForBio course: DNA barcoding - from sequences to species
ForBio and the Swedish Taxonomy Initiative invites applicants to the course DNA-barcoding - from sequences to species. The course will be held at NTNU in Trondheim, Norway.
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Online
Do you want to use illustration as an effective communication tool? Learn the essentials of graphic design and visual communication theory, drawing by hand and drawing during this one week course.
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Lund University, Sweden
What to consider when naming and describing taxa
An in-person course directly following the Swedish Conference “Systematikdagarna” in late November 2023
A full three day course (Wed, 29 Nov – Fri, 1 Dec) following Systematikdagarna (Mon, 27 Nov – Tue, 28 Nov) at Lund University, Sweden
Join us for the 2023 Annual ForBio Meeting in Bergen! All MSc and PhD students, postdocs, supervisors, faculty, and the broader biosystematics community are invited to attend the 12th ForBio Annual Meeting, hosted by the University Museum of Bergen, University of Bergen.
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Sandur (Sandoy), Faroe Islands
ForBio and the Swedish Taxonomy Initiative invite applicants to “Biosystematics, ecology and applied science of flies and midges (Insecta: Diptera)”. The course is hosted by Agnes-Katharina Kreiling and Leivur Janus Hansen from the Faroe Islands National Museum, Tjóðsavnið and will be held at Sandur (Sandoy), Faroe Islands.
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NTNU, Trondheim
ForBio course: DNA barcoding - from sequences to species
ForBio and the Swedish Taxonomy Initiative invites applicants to the course DNA-barcoding - from sequences to species. The course will be held at NTNU in Trondheim, Norway.
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Bergen, Norway