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iBOL Funding News
The International Barcode of Life (iBOL) Secretariat today announced major new funding for the world’s largest
biodiversity genomics project. Paul
Hebert, iBOL Scientific Director, said that four Canadian agencies have made
new commitments to iBOL totaling $35 million, raising total investments by
these funders to $80 million.
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Fisher on -
John,
This is great news! I recommend posting this to the blog as well, as I think more people are likely to see it there and this is entirely blog-worthy.
-Matthew
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Permalink Reply by John Chenery on -
Thanks Matthew. I was way ahead of you. My blog post is awaiting moderator approval.
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Permalink Reply by Diego Pignataro on
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Hi,
Who should I contact to get more information about this funding?. We are developing DNA barcodes for medicinal plants in Peru as well for fungus and some lepidopteras. We are very interested in the field and continue with our research.
Thanks a lot.
Diego Pignataro
Genomics Research Unit
Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia
Lima - Peru
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Permalink Reply by Robab Ghahramanzadeh on -
Dear John,
Who can we contact to get more information about this funding? We have started DNA barcoding of medicinal plants in Iran.
Best Regards
Robab
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Permalink Reply by OLOWATOYIN TEMITAYO OGUNDIPE on -
HOW CAN NIGERIA BENEFIT FROM THIS? WE PRESENTLY SET UP NIGERIAN CENTRE FOR BARCODING. THIS INCLUDE OUR WORK ON TREES, ARID PLANTS, CRABS, FISH, HONEY AND FROG ETC
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