Events
EDIT's 7th Board of Directors.
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
iSCB is an intensive 9-days graduate course directed at MSc and PhD students from European and Mediterranean countries who already have basic training in biology/ecology and other related subjects. The School primary focuses on quantitative methods in conservation biology, and it is taught in English. It includes lectures, discussions and problem solving exercises, computer labs, group projects, evening lectures given by invited speakers, and a two day field course to the islands of Cres and Losinj.
With completion of the School students receive a certificate and 7 ECTS credits towards their university degree.
Conference website:
http://www.hbd1885.hr/iscb
Data cleaning and data validation training workshop by Dr. Arthur Chapman in the MNHN in Paris. More information on: http://www.gbif.fr/events/WorkshopInformation
Data cleaning and data validation training workshop by Dr. Arthur Chapman in the MNHN in Paris. More information on: http://www.gbif.fr/events/WorkshopInformation
The Belgian Biodiversity Platform is inviting Dr Arthur Chapman for a Data Cleaning Workshop on July 5-6 at Brussels.
more information can be found on dedicated website:
http://www.biodiversity.be/dcw
The Belgian Biodiversity Platform is inviting Dr Arthur Chapman for a Data Cleaning Workshop on July 5-6 at Brussels.
more information can be found on dedicated website:
http://www.biodiversity.be/dcw
Data cleaning and validation training workshop with Dr. Arthur Chapman in Amsterdam. See http://www.nlbif.nl/news.php?tab=1 for more information.
Data cleaning and validation training workshop with Dr. Arthur Chapman in Amsterdam. See http://www.nlbif.nl/news.php?tab=1 for more information.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) will organise its annual Summer School of Modern Taxonomy 2010 in Madeira, Portugal.
The main purpose of this summer school is to provide MSc- & PhD-level students with practical experience in modern taxonomy. To this end, in partnership with experienced taxonomists, field sampling will be accompanied by theory lectures to provide an in-depth understanding of current trends in modern taxonomy.
- Participate as a training provider in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply for one of the vacant positions using the online application form for training providers, which can be found on the website. You will be informed of your acceptance within a reasonable time after applying.
- Participate as a student in the EDIT Summer School 2010: visit the website for additional information (http://www.atbi.eu/summerschool/node/183) and apply before the deadline of 31/05/2010.
