AIM - GmbH - Ihr Spezialist für genetische Artbestimmung. Artidentifikation für Tiere, Insekten & We can only respect and protect what we know and understand.
AIM is a team of passionate scientists and nature enthusiasts with more than ten years of experience in DNA barcoding. Our goal is to support biomonitoring projects across the globe in order to help preserve biodiversity. Monitoring the diversity of biospheres will help science and industry to understand how biodiversity is being impacted. Globally accessible databases make it possible to catalog
17/08/2020
We have officially moved our HQ to and we are super excited and happy about the adventures ahead! This week our new lab equipment has arrived and Fernanda Ruiz Fadel has joined the team!
You can now find us here:
AIM - Advanced Identification Methods GmbH
Spinnereistr. 11 - Building 2
04179 Leipzig
07/07/2020
We supported our partner in a Bavaria-wide project. Visualizations by our and team show changing patterns in across different landscapes over the course of the season. http://www.aimethods-lab.com/en/who-we-support/2020-landklif/
22/06/2020
Congratulations to our colleague Laura for the acceptance of this great publication “DNA for in a national park: screening for invasive and pest species”
Zoologische Staatssammlung München https://doi.org/10.1111/1755-0998.13212
15/06/2020
Data from our based 2019 is here! The approach can evaluate a variety of ecological questions & quickly examine changes in . Thus we are able to assess the state of ecosystems rapidly & efficiently: http://www.aimethods-lab.com/en/our-biodiversity-monitoring/results-biodiversity-monitoring-2019/
25/05/2020
25/05/2020
AIM is expanding its team! From August 1st 2020 we are looking for a technical assistance (m/f/d) in our molecular lab in Leipzig.
25/05/2020
AIM sucht Verstärkung! Ab dem 01.08.2020 suchen wir eine Technische Assistenz im Molekularlabor (m/w/d) am Standort Leipzig.
19/05/2020
++Check out our latest Summer Newsletter
https://t1946d93d.emailsys1a.net/mailing/190/2877047/2847727/1347/df187b80ef/index.html
06/05/2020
Judge a caterpillar by what they eat, not where they’re found - iBOL Barcode Bulletin Gut content analysis of Peruvian caterpillars reveals new insights into host-plant relationships and the methods used to examine species interactions key to BIOSCAN
28/04/2020
lets us analyze gut contents and at the same time specify caterpillars from around the world. To preserve , it's important to understand different life stages, what they eat, as well as how food webs change throughout the year. http://www.aimethods-lab.com/en/dna-metabarcoding/food-web-analysis/
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