Drones capture eDNA in cutting-edge biodiversity research in Zurich, Switzerland

Update: 2024-03-25

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Researchers in Zurich are using drones to collect environmental DNA (eDNA) in a technique combining robotics and genetics that could change our understanding of Earth’s biodiversity.

The article related to this episode and the video interview is available on swissinfo.ch. For other science stories from Switzerland please go to www.swissinfo.ch/science.

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Drones capture eDNA in cutting-edge biodiversity research in Zurich, Switzerland

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Drones capture eDNA in cutting-edge biodiversity research in Zurich, Switzerland

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Drones capture eDNA in cutting-edge biodiversity research in Zurich, Switzerland