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|[https://www.idigbio.org/content/data-without-borders-symposium-xxv-international-congress-entomologists-ice-2016 Report] ...ide better tools and better data. We will provide examples of this type of collaboration in this symposium.

...mit focuses on discussions of shared goals, challenges, opportunities, and collaboration. *'''Presentations from National & International Biodiversity Informatics Initiatives'''

...utureGrid project. The ACIS Lab has excellent connectivity to national and international networks through either 1-Gigabit or 10-Gigabit fiber connections. ...activities for the benefit of science and society. Members are part of an international community of museums, botanical gardens, herbariums, universities and other

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|valign="top"|A worldwide collaboration of natural history and geospatial data experts. The primary goal of the pro ...e implementation of a network of databases on biodiversity information, in collaboration with several research institutions based in Central Africa (mainly Congo DR

...and lines of longitude (meridians) numbered 0° to180° east and west of the international zero meridian of Greenwich, used to define locations on the Earth's surface ::The BioGeomancer Project is a worldwide collaboration of natural history and geospatial data experts. The primary goal of the pro

...techniques, understanding ophiuroid morphology, and comparing elements in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Tennessee. Has the potential to be a p ...variety of tools for outreaching with those volunteers. Both tasks require collaboration with member of the lab, attention to detail, and working with data tools. Y

...16.pdf Scientist-Community Partnerships: A Scientist's Guide to Successful Collaboration] ...d Technology Innovation Program and Director of Innovation, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

...io-biodiversity-next-conference-better-data-better-science-better-policies International Alignment] Symposium ...ess-resourced regions to highlight needs for local investment. But without international coordination, we risk duplicating effort, and subsequently struggle to buil

...itization of Biodiversity Collections (ADBC) program]. The Summit inspires collaboration and focuses discussions on shared goals, challenges, and opportunities. ...fault/files/workshop-presentations/summit8/Day-1/Reception_Summit_2018.pdf International Opportunities for Enhancing and Expanding our Reach]''' ''by Deborah Paul,

...a novel foundation for integrative, long-term research. This project is a collaboration of taxonomists and curators from vertebrate and invertebrate collections, a ...asite-host associations and predict spread of vector-borne disease. <i>4th International Congress on Parasites of Wildlife</i>. Kruger National Park, South Africa.

...tabases. It is a new application programming interface (API), created as a collaboration by members of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, the CU *you arrive and depart from the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL).

...utureGrid project. The ACIS Lab has excellent connectivity to national and international networks through either 1-Gigabit or 10-Gigabit fiber connections. |valign="top"|A worldwide collaboration of natural history and geospatial data experts. The primary goal of the pro

...Interest Group activities stray into these overlapping subject areas, then collaboration between working groups is warranted for those tasks or objectives. ...eractive tool for formal and informal education initiatives while building collaboration on the education and outreach front within our ADBC community.

...representatives from the GBIF nodes in the North America region to inspire collaboration and discussion of shared goals, challenges, and opportunities. The meeting ...xas at Austin; Alessandro Catenazzi, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Florida International University; Ann T. Chang , Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, UC Berkeley; Joyce

...s in New Haven. Being a small airport flights are limited.<br> The Bradley International Airport in Hartford, CT is the second closest option, 45 minutes away. <br> ...diversity data storage, taxonomic harmonization, publishing, analysis, and collaboration'''