Environmental DNA (eDNA) is reshaping the way ecological data is collected, analysed and interpreted. Techniques such as metabarcoding provide unprecedented levels of biotic coverage, including the detection of rare, elusive species and invasive species across a range of environmental matrices (e.g. soils, waters and air). The application of eDNA spans conservation biology, biomonitoring, fisheries management, pathogen surveillance, and ecological research. eDNA approaches ar

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Join our partner, Australian BioCommons' webinar this Wednesday, 10 June 2026, at 11:00AM AWST! Dr. Joshua Koh will present his work on "Multimodal machine learning with eDNA for ecosystem biomonitoring". Dr. Josh Koh leads the Drone Operations and Technology Solutions (DOTS) team at the Office of the Supervising Scientist (OSS), Darwin. His team conducts environmental monitoring using remote sensing, AI and omics technologies for Kakadu National Park and surrounding, with