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CETAF Information and Press
CETAF and the Institutions of our network, are active taxonomic scientists, publishers, curators and policy advocates. Sharing the results of our research and the relevant information we use, make the collaborative work increasingly visible and more widely spread. The dissemination actions underpin our efforts for enhancing the societal involvement in science and the social awareness of the importance of taxonomy for the sustainability of our planet.
Below, the most relevant set of News concerning CETAF, its Members and other related agents of our scientific community.
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29th Jan, 2021
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25th Jan, 2021
The Natural History Museum of Denmark (NHMD) is currently looking for a
Data Coordinator for Collections Digitization & Biodiversity Informatics
A part-time position as Data Coordinator at the Natural History Museum of Denmark (NHMD) is available from 1 March 2021 or as soon as possible thereafter. The position is 32 hours per week.
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18th Jan, 2021
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05th Jan, 2021
For an entire week, experts in the areas of governance, business, technology, services, big data, and policies will take part in more than 20 working sessions to discuss and produce key elements of what will become Europe’s leading natural science collections Research Infrastructure, DiSSCo RI.
As partner organization of DiSSCo Prepare project, CETAF will be present and hold three sessions during the event and take part to the numerous partners sessions.
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18th Dec, 2020
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18th Dec, 2020
CETAF General Secretariat is currently looking for a new Programmes Coordinator to join its team in Brussels!
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27th Nov, 2020
The CETAF Executive Committee is delighted to announce CETAF's participation in the upcoming Global Taxonomy Initiative Forum (GTI), organised by the CBD secretariat and hosted by the Museum für Naturkunde (one of CETAF's founding institutions), virtually, from the 2 to the 4th December 2020.
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26th Oct, 2020
The Natural History Museum of Denmark (NHMD) is hiring!
Within the departments of botany, zoology and paleontology, NHMD is currently looking for:
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19th Oct, 2020
Standards that describe and support the exchange of biodiversity information are a critical scientific infrastructure. They enable data to be integrated in support of research, as well as decision-making and conservation planning. Ultimately, standards extend the usability of data across taxa, scientific disciplines, and administrative boundaries. Our annual Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG) conferences serve two purposes:
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14th Oct, 2020
