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What is happening to our environment and how can we understand it better through environmental DNA (E-DNA)?  Traditional ecological surveys are expensive and time-consuming, so scientists are using environmental DNA (E-DNA) to screen for multiple organisms in a single sample, providing high accuracy and sensitivity in large-scale assessments. We use E-DNA to develop innovative solutions to promote sustainability and accelerate low-carbon initiatives and net-zero biodiversity losses by 2050. Learn about our four packages to monitor e-DNA.

Insect populations are declining at an alarming rate, posing a serious threat to ecosystems and humans. At the Global Biodiversity Center we have developed a method called ‘Insect Scan’ to monitor insect biodiversity. By analyzing environmental DNA left behind on plants, this innovative technology delivers extensive data in a short time, supporting your sustainability efforts.

We have developed an innovative solution to detect and monitor microbial species using next-generation DNA sequencing coupled with a proprietary microbial database. Frequent monitoring helps prevent corrosion, plugging, and souring risk to equipment. Our technology provides early detection of biofilms, helps optimize biocides, and enhances system surveillance and risk mitigation programs.