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ABOL-KickOff-Gallery: diversity of diversity researchers

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Dear Biodiversity Community,

now that our ABOL KickOff-Meeting is over, we want to thank all of you which have participated and thus helped to make the meeting fruitful and successful. Special thanks to all speakers, which gave us a nice overview, both on the status of biodiversity research in Austria, and on the possibilities of how a national DNA-Barcoding project could contribute to the latter.

To allow for recollecting memories, or for sharing expressions with people who could not take part, we installed a small gallery. If anybody is interested in higher resolution pictures, please do not hesitate to contact us.

With warm regards
Your ABOL-Team

 

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ABOL-Symposium on November 13. and 14., 2014

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Dear Biodiversity Community.

We cordially invite all people interested in Austrian biodiversity to the Kick-off meeting of ABOL, the Austrian Barcode of Life Initiative. The Meeting will take place on the 13.th and 14.th of November 2014 at the Museum of Natural History in Vienna.

The general presentation of the ABOL-Initiative will take place on Thursday, the 13.th of November. The Status quo of biodiversity Research in Austria will be addressed along with Information on the four Pilot studies, chosen to establish the barcoding approach for Austrian biodiversity.

The 3 years of the Pilot Phase are mainly dedicated to built up the infrastructure for the following overall project. The overall Project aims to collect Barcodes of all species of animals, plants and fungi recorded from Austria. Consequently the Friday will be dedicated to the formation of taxon-specific clusters. After presentations on challenges of biodiversity research, Networks of experts on different organismal groups will be established.

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We are looking Forward to see you in November

Your ABOL-Team

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Welcome to ABOL – The Austrian Barcode of Life

We are pleased to announce the launch of the ABOL Homepage!

Daniela Lutz, webmaster and the ABOL Team

 

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