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Visiting address
Office 112C, Lids hus
Sars gate 1, Tøyen (map)
Oslo, Norway
Courses and events - Page 4
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Oslo, Norway
ForBio is organizing a different annual meeting this year. We want to provide a platform to share your research and meet, but this should also be safe and inclusive. We will have a fully virtual ForBio Annual Meeting! All MSc and PhD students, postdocs, supervisors, faculty and the broader biosystematics community are invited to attend the 10 th ForBio Annual Meeting, organized by the Natural History Museum, University of Oslo.
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Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Center
An introduction to accessing spatial biodiversity data and spatial analysis in R
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ForBio course: DNA barcoding - from sequences to species
ForBio invites applicants to the course DNA-barcoding - from sequences to species. This course will be delivered ONLINE September 21 to September 25, 2020: 30 hours of online live lessons and recorded classes, as well as assignments for a written home exam (essay format). A good internet connection is required to follow the course.
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University of Oslo
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 digitally during this 4-day course.
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Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Center
Introduction to Python programming and its applications for biodiversity research
An introduction to accessing spatial biodiversity data and spatial analysis in R
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University of Bergen
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 digitally during this 4-day course.
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University of Bergen
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University of Bergen
ForBio and the Swedish Taxonomy Initiative invites applicants to the course DNA-barcoding - from sequences to species. The course will be held at the charming and well equipped Sletvik field station, about 2 hours drive from Trondheim, Norway.