ForBio's vision is to meet the community's need of biodiversity information by strengthening research and expertise in biosystematics.
News
- Welcome Elisabeth Stur as new ForBio coordinator in Trondheim! Apr. 16, 2018
- Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowships training program and potential hosts Apr. 28, 2017
- 2017 ForBio Annual Meeting registration now open! Feb. 2, 2017
- Welcome Galina Gussarova as new ForBio coordinator in Tromsø! July 13, 2016
- The elephant in the room: Ecological and Evolutionary implications of cryptic species May 14, 2016
About ForBio
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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.
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Courses and events
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.