Field campaigns, new gardens and milestones
Updates from the Digital Botanical Gardens Initiative, newest first.
Grant
GAČR grant supports DBGI research in Prague
The Czech Science Foundation (GAČR) has awarded Tito Damiani a Standard Project grant for “Metabolomics-driven discovery of plant chemical novelty and its insecticidal potential” (Project …
Garden sampling
Three weeks at Kew: more than 600 samples for DBGI
From 22 September to 10 October 2025, Kateřina Kučerová and Tito Damiani from IOCB Prague, Mazzarine Laboureau from the University of Neuchâtel, and Davide Rovelli from the University of Parma …
Network
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew joins the DBGI network
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew has formally joined the DBGI network, extending the initiative beyond continental Europe and bringing one of the world’s leading botanical institutions into the …
Network
Flore-Alpe, Champex-Lac joins the DBGI network
Flore-Alpe, the alpine botanical garden at Champex-Lac, has joined the DBGI network, adding the initiative’s first botanical collection dedicated specifically to alpine plants. Situated at …
Grant
SNSF Weave grant supports MetaboLinkAI
The Swiss National Science Foundation has awarded MetaboLinkAI (Grant 10002786) a Weave/Lead Agency grant. Beginning on 1 April 2025, the project will run until 31 March 2029. The SNSF record lists …
Network
Prague Botanical Garden joins the DBGI network
Prague Botanical Garden has formally joined the DBGI network as its first partner garden in Czechia. Situated across approximately 25 hectares in Prague, the garden maintains around 15,000 cultivated …
Grant
SNSF R'EQUIP grant strengthens mass spectrometry infrastructure in Fribourg
The Swiss National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Fribourg an R’EQUIP infrastructure grant for “Biological complexity addressed by mass spectrometry” (Grant …
Grant
SNSF grant supports "Anticipating the Chemistry of Life"
The Swiss National Science Foundation has awarded “Anticipating the Chemistry of Life” (Grant 10000895) to Pierre-Marie Allard at the University of Fribourg. Beginning on 1 October 2024, …
Network
Botanical Garden of the University of Fribourg joins the DBGI network
The Botanical Garden of the University of Fribourg has formally joined the DBGI network, building on its role in the initiative’s earliest pilot phase. It provided one of the first living …
Job Position
Postdoctoral researcher position - computational ecology, metabolomics and knowledge management for biodiversity research.
The Computational Ecology Group at the University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, is offering a postdoctoral research position ! This postdoctoral project will be carried out in close collaboration with …
This position is closed.
Network
Botanical Garden of Neuchâtel joins the DBGI network
The Botanical Garden of Neuchâtel has joined the DBGI network, formalising a long-standing collaboration with the Plant Eco-Metabolomics Group at the University of Neuchâtel. The garden maintains …
Job Position
Postdoctoral researcher position: Knowledge Management in the Digital Botanical Gardens Initiative
A postdoctoral researcher position is available at the COMMONS Lab in the Department of Biology at the University of Fribourg , Switzerland. The candidate will develop and implement computational …
This position is closed.
Job Position
PhD position in eco-metabolomics: Investigating the ecological and evolutionary drivers of phytochemical diversity
The Computational Ecology Group at the Institute of Biology, University of Neuchâtel, is seeking a PhD student to investigate the ecological and evolutionary drivers of phytochemical diversity by …
This position is closed.
Grant
SNSF MetaDiv grant supports research on plant chemical diversity
The Swiss National Science Foundation has awarded MetaDiv: Ecological and Evolutionary Drivers of Phytochemical Diversity (Grant 215724) to Emmanuel Defossez at the University of Neuchâtel. The CHF …
Seminar
Seminar in the Botanical Garden of Zurich.
We will present both the DBGI and EMI at the Department of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany in Zurich (16:00 Monday 06 March 2023)
Milestone
First DBGI-KM meeting !
We had our first official DBGI-KM meeting this Wednesday 22nd February 2023 !
Grant
swissuniversities Open Research Data grant awarded for the Swiss DBGI-KM
We are thrilled that our proposal “Knowledge Management in the Swiss Digital Botanical Gardens Initiative (Swiss DBGI-KM)” will be supported by a swissuniversities Open Research Data grant …
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