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Genomics of the small stuff – getting it done

As mentioned in the first calendar door of our advents calendar this year, genomics of small animals is challenging. Yesterday, Nhu Dinh successfully finished her Master thesis but she also experienced some of the challenges...

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Genomics of the small stuff – getting it done

Genomikk i det små – å få det gjort

Årets siste forsvar – med suksess

The last defense of the year – successfully

Door 19: The genome of the flatworm model species Schmidtea mediterranea

Door 9: Divergence by isolation in Marine Mammals – the case of Kangia ringed seals

Door 8: Erasmus – exchange of knowledge across Europe

Dør 8: Erasmus – utveksling av kunnskap på tvers av Europa

Door 1: Quo vadis biodiversity genomic research?

Dør 1: Quo vadis genomisk forskning på biologisk mangfold?

CEG with an even stronger commitment to Norwegian Biosystematics

CEG med enda sterkere satsing på norsk biosystematikk

Better together: Scientists from 33 European countries join forces to generate reference genomes for the continent’s rich biodiversity.

Bedre sammen: Forskere fra 33 europeiske land går sammen om å generere referansegenomer for kontinentets rike biologiske mangfold.

Group of the month September– Viola

Getting the boring stuff – Fieldwork in Sweden

Få med de “boring” ting – Feltarbeid i Sverige

Tre-for-en-samletur til Sylt

Three-in-one sampling trip to Sylt

Slimy but shiny – the first reference-level genome from the InvertOmics project

Genomikk i det små – å få det gjort

Genomics of the small stuff – getting it done

Door 21: The evolution of stress related genes in parasitic flatworms

Årets siste forsvar – med suksess

The last defense of the year – successfully

Door 20: Looking at the past to understand the future of Leopard Seals

Door 19: The genome of the flatworm model species Schmidtea mediterranea

Door 18: Forgotten Reefs; Struggles for Survival in the Strait of Hormuz

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