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ecoDNA at PISCeS International Conference in Guelph, Canada
Aug 11, 2023

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Dr Alejandro Trujillo-González was invited to the Pathways to Increase Standards and Competency of Environmental DNA Surveys (PISCeS) International Conference in Guelph, Canada to deliver a keynote presentation on the implementation of quality standards and guidelines for eDNA.

From the 18th to the 20th of June, Alejandro had the pleasure of sharing with experts and end-users, seeing new and novel technologies, applications and capabilities developed across North America.

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