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Taxonomy and Open Science Skills for Empowering Europe’s Green Deal

The FOOTPRINTS-CITSCI team is harnessing the power of citizen science and artificial intelligence to protect Norway’s wildlife and biodiversity

Launched on January 1st, the project has a clear mission: increasing the taxonomic knowledge of hoverfly and wild bee biodiversity in the Balkan Peninsula.

TETTRIs and Skills4eosc join forces for the Stakeholder Lab on November 6th, 9:00 am – 14:00 pm at the Vienna House, Brussels

The project is creating a national reference collection for six groups of pollinator species, leveraging the thousands of insect specimens available in Spain’s scientific collections

Taxonomic Name Linking Services (TNLS) is creating a unified name matching system to match species names accurately across big datasets

TrAILSID (Training Artificial Intelligence Models for Land Snail Identification) is an ambitious initiative with a simple goal: making snail identification a fast, accessible and accurate process for everyone

Sedges are very important for our ecosystems, yet not enough studied. iSedge gives also an online database already available www.cyperaceae.org

The CRYPTERS project seeks to reveal the hidden diversity of Alpine spiders, with a particular focus on Vesubia jugorum, a wolf spider that thrives in some of Europe’s most extreme environments.

We’re starting a series of deep-dives to get to know better our 12 3rd Party Projects. The first one is SoilMATs, an initiative that seeks to adress the shortage of skilled experts to study and classify the rich diversity of soil-dwelling organisms.

TETTRIs has reached its 18-month milestone and underwent a review by the Granting Authority. The Interim Review Meeting took place on July 25, 2024, at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences in Brussels.

Our request to European policymakers: A realiable reference collection could be the game-changer we need! It sets a benchmark for identifying more specimens and improving biodiversity monitoring. The future of biodiversity depends on it!

Here’s a summary of TETTRIs upcoming goals after successfully completing 18 months of operation

In Brussels, CETAF and RBINS teamed up for a tour of the museum behind-the-scenes to celebrate Taxonomy Recognition Day.

The National History Museum of Denmark and The University of Copenhagen hosted talks about how to increase biological literacy among the youngest generations in the context of Taxonomy Recognition Day

The Botanic Garden Berlin celebrated TRD with an event to dive into taxonomic research and biodiversity findings, all while being surrounded by the beautiful botanical gardens

TETTRIs project is halfway through its journey and is proceeding as planned and prepared to face the Interim Review Meeting that will take place on the 25th of July

The Institute of Botany in the Czech Republic celebrated the Taxonomy Recognition Day with activities and workshops for children

The Botanic Garden in Meise, Belgium, opened the doors of its new greenhouse to the public coinciding with the celebration of Taxonomy Recognition Day

The National Museum of Natural History in Paris hosted conferences and a round table to discuss how taxonomy affects everyday issues like health and nature

Botanic Garden and Natural History Museum of Gothenburg, along with the Vastra Gotaland Region invited politicians and educators around a good coffee

Focus on pollinators for the Italian version of the first Taxonomy Recognition Day

Great work in Greece to convey politicians and decision-maker on the Island of Crete for the first Day dedicated to Taxonomy

In Austria the Taxonomy Recognition Day combined with the Night of Researchers for a huge event in favour of biodiversity.

SMNS in Stuttgart involved students and young generations

16 Institutions in 10 European Countries celebrated the importance of Taxonomy in our Daily life

Testing novel ways of engaging with new target audiences at a festival

New ways of inspiring the next generation of #taxonomists are needed and this method hits the sweet spot 🍬

Is Taxonomy affecting our daily life? (Spoiler: yes)

TETTRIs is establishing a new tradition: a day to recognize how Taxonomy is part of our daily life, and deserves much more attention and resources

The concluding day of the all-hands meeting in Brussels

Day two with more work package sessions and alignment

The TETTRIs team consortium met yesterday in Brussels for a 3 day all-hands meetings.

Year 1 all-hands meeting next week

We decided to leave behind as less as possible: that’s why you can plant our gadgets and grow plants!

12 grant recipients named.

Industry and taxonomy experts met for open conversation on crossover between the sectors.

Stakeholder lab at Deck50 focusing on how taxonomy can benefit industry

TETTRIs organizes the second stakeholder Lab right after CETAF54 at NHM Wien, on the 29th of November

Thanks to all who helped circulate the call, and thanks to those who answered.

Here you can find all the information to successfully participate in the TETTRIs call for project.

The third-party projects are at the core of the TETTRIs Project. Check out here how to apply!

We would like to invite you to a Q&A session that will help potential applicants through the call.

Explore the brand new section of our website, entirely dedicated to the call for the 3PP. Here’s who can apply and the submission form

External funding call opening July 2023

The dutch company has been evaluated as the best value-for-money option

As part of the sharing water innovation hub, the first stakeholder lab in the engagement process for TETTRIs started last week at the Natural History Museum in Vienna.

The Horizon EU-Funded project on Taxonomy is looking for an experienced professional for the PM Team

TETTRIs is looking for an experienced company to take care of the cascade grant mechanism

We are looking for a person who is passionate about storytelling and multimedia audience engagement

The web presence of the project has been developed in coordination with Webfluencer and has been officially launched today.

The new EU-funded project launched at RBINS

We decided to committ to ecological gadgets: the badge can give life to plants and the eco-woody cube contains seeds!

From the 18th to the 20th, RBINS will host the TETTRIs Kick-Off meeting and the first General Assembly

The new Horizon EU founded acronym identifies a 42-months project