Madrid / Oxford / Kansas City / Philadelphia / Berlin / Viterbo / Vancouver / Hartford / Beijing / Granada / Copenhagen / London / St. Louis / Florence / /
Company
IPT/ DarwinCore Archive / Spanish National Biobank / Developing International Partnerships / Natural Collections Descriptors Group / BioCASe/ABCD / DNA Bank Network / The star / DiGIR / GGBN Task Group / China National Genebank / /
Continent
Americas / /
Country
Germany / Italy / South Africa / United States / Brazil / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Denmark / / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Company Expansion / /
Facility
Global Biodiversity Information Facility / National Museum of Natural History / Austrian Institute of Technology / Botanical Museum / Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute / University of Copenhagen / Natural History Museum / Alexander von Humboldt Institute / Beijing Genomics Institute / Natural History Museum of Denmark / Australian Museum / /
IndustryTerm
biodiversity tissue / shared data portal / /
Organization
GGBN Secretariat / Council of Australian Biological Collections / GGBN International Steering Committee / USA International Society / Wildlife Environmental Society of South Africa / Wildlife and Environmental Society of South Africa / Marketing and Outreach Task Force / International Steering Committee / Congress / GGBN’s International Steering Committee / Freie Universität / Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute / Global Genome Biodiversity Network / Genomic Samples Task Force / Beijing Genomics Institute / Institute of Technology / Danish Natural Sciences Research Council / Smithsonian Institution / University of Copenhagen / Smithsonian / /
Person
Donald Hurlbert / Klaus Ruetzler / Brian Gatwicke / Esther Langan / Arthur Anker / Ross Robertson / Brian Schmidt / Barry Brown / James Van Tassell / Carole Baldwin / /
Introduction Formed in October 2011, the Global Genome Biodiversity Network (GGBN) is an international network of institutions that share an interest in long-term preservation of frozen biological specimens and samples r