COVID-2019. Some of our courses may be cancelled or rescheduled at short notice.
About ForBio
-
Research School in Biosystematics – ForBio
Our ambition is to train a new generation of biosystematists to meet the society’s needs for biodiversity expertise and at the same time to strengthen the research in biosystematics in the Nordic countries. To achieve that, we offer a wide range of both practical and theoretical courses in biosystematics and provide a platform for facilitating teaching and research collaboration between Nordic research institutes.
- Contact information
- Frequently Asked Questions
Courses and events
An introduction to accessing spatial biodiversity data and spatial analysis in R
ForBio is organising 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 10th ForBio Annual Meeting, organised by the Natural History Museum, University of Oslo.