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Pedro Beja

@PedroBeja12

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Conservation Biologist at @CIBIO_InBIO. Enthusiastic #biodiversity contributor to @iNaturalist

Lisboa, Portugal
Joined January 2021
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@PedroBeja12
Pedro Beja
1 year
Proud to share the cover of BioScience featuring our work on #eDNA #biodiversity surveys in remote tropical rivers. Lopes-Lima et al. (2024). Rapid eDNA survey reveals a unique biodiversity hotspot: The Corubal River, West Africa. BioScience, 74, 405-412. https://t.co/0mTph01tf7
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@CIBIO_InBIO
BIOPOLIS-CIBIO
1 year
The "Diary of a Scientist" initiative, led by the BIOPOLIS project, is featured on the @CORDIS_EU website. The diary gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at the world of science, a new approach to science communication. https://t.co/09sWMYHsMz
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cordis.europa.eu
BIOPOLIS and Portuguese newspaper Público offer a fresh take on science communication through the stories of scientists engaged in...
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@Tropibio21
TROPIBIO Project
1 year
New paper! 🌍West Africa's rapid cashew expansion is threatening both biodiversity and rural livelihoods. Our latest commentary examines these impacts, with a focus on Guinea-Bissau, and offers policy recommendations for sustainable cultivation. https://t.co/oSdhbMJoTO
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@Ricardo_J_Lopes
Ricardo Jorge Lopes
1 year
New Article! How can we conciliate the cashew expansion in West Africa with biodiversity and livelihoods? @CE3CResearch @cienciasulisboa @CIBIO_InBIO @Biotropica https://t.co/EV2DiZuP8i
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@PedroBeja12
Pedro Beja
1 year
Check this great initiative of Science Communication promoted by BIOPOLIS @CIBIO_InBIO together with the national newspaper @Publico
@OxfordSparks
OxfordSparks
1 year
At @OxfordSparks, we love sci com! The Diary of a Scientist project aims to unite scientists, journalists and artists to celebrate curiosity driving research. Check out the project by @alvesmjoel (@school_of_arch) and colleagues here 👉 https://t.co/4T8FDGVJ3g
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@CIBIO_InBIO
BIOPOLIS-CIBIO
1 year
🚀 Great news! Tomorrow we’re kicking off the #TheDiaryOfAScientist series - a joint initiative with @Publico. Stay tuned for articles, podcasts, and more, showcasing the work and personal journeys of our scientists throughout August! PÚBLICO news: https://t.co/4BupapfJ0u
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@hmlfpereira
Henrique Pereira
1 year
What are the user needs for biodiversity monitoring data in Europe? Our report from @EuropaBon_H2020 now published as a paper in @ConLetters. #OpenAccess
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@Tropibio21
TROPIBIO Project
1 year
We are thrilled to announce that this year’s edition of the Trends in Biodiversity and Evolution (TiBE) conference will be held as part of the TROPIBIO project! Help shape the program by submitting your ideas for thematic sessions: https://t.co/OAgsWBGia6 Stay tuned for more!
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@JCSvenning
Jens Svenning
1 year
Nice explainer of this important argument for safe-guarding the universality & stability of formal biological #nomenclature 🌼🐘🦋🍄🐝🐿 Happy to be a co-signer among >1500 scientists 🦔 #taxonomy
@pjimmej
Pedro Jiménez Mejías
1 year
>1500 scientists from >100 countries agreeing in something is a very rare event. In this opinion piece we joined together to express that if biological nomenclature is not understood as a neutral tool, we put ourselves at risk . Let me explain why we had to organize this 🧵👇
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Pedro Jiménez Mejías
1 year
>1500 scientists from >100 countries agreeing in something is a very rare event. In this opinion piece we joined together to express that if biological nomenclature is not understood as a neutral tool, we put ourselves at risk . Let me explain why we had to organize this 🧵👇
@RJBOTANICO
REAL JARDÍN BOTÁNICO
1 year
Investigadores españoles lideran la defensa de una nomenclatura biológica universal frente a revisiones de carácter moral. Sostienen que la pretensión de imponer revisiones de carácter ético comprometería la comunicación entre culturas y generaciones https://t.co/QQHeRDfeY9
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@RJBOTANICO
REAL JARDÍN BOTÁNICO
1 year
Investigadores españoles lideran la defensa de una nomenclatura biológica universal frente a revisiones de carácter moral. Sostienen que la pretensión de imponer revisiones de carácter ético comprometería la comunicación entre culturas y generaciones https://t.co/QQHeRDfeY9
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@PedroBeja12
Pedro Beja
1 year
Finally published!!! We highlight the importance of the Corubal in Guinea Bissau and discuss the advantages and limitations of eDNA for surveying biodiversity in remote ropical ricvers. https://t.co/4SQOdr4YA6
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Abstract. The Corubal (Guinea-Bissau) is a wild but underexplored river in West Africa. This study underscores the potential of environmental DNA (eDNA) su
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@BioDataJournal
BDJournal
2 years
🦗 A dataset to contribute to the knowledge on DNA barcodes of Portuguese Orthoptera: https://t.co/vmad5Wfd8h #Orthoptera #biodiversity #DNAbarcoding
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@PedroBeja12
Pedro Beja
2 years
Finally, the monumental work led by @SoniaFe02577409 is out, reporting on moth barcodes from Portugal, based on 2350 specimens from 1158 species. The InBIO Barcoding Initiative Database: DNA barcodes of Portuguese moths
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bdj.pensoft.net
The InBIO Barcoding Initiative (IBI) Dataset - DS-IBILP08 contains records of 2350 specimens of moths (Lepidoptera species that do not belong to the superfamily Papilionoidea). All specimens have...
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@LuisPascoalSil1
Luis P. da Silva
2 years
A work started in 2018, is finally out. Our results reveal simplified bird-pest interaction networks with increased agricultural cover, where bird abundance emerges as the key predictor of species' importance in pest consumption. https://t.co/XKiuJKjOqj
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Agriculture is vital for supporting human populations, but its intensification often leads to landscape homogenization and a decline in non-provisioning ecosystem services. Ecological intensificati...
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@BioDataJournal
BDJournal
2 years
The "InBIO Barcoding Initiative Database: DNA Barcodes of Iberian #bees" dataset contains records of 1,059 sequenced specimens, corresponding to about 47% of Iberian #bee species diversity and 21% of endemic species diversity. See it here: https://t.co/LKnjJCUtNf
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@BioDataJournal
BDJournal
2 years
Identifying bees is now easier: International team unveils DNA barcodes from Iberian bees, an essential tool for monitoring. DNA barcodes are short sequences of genetic material that allow us to distinguish species, like barcodes allow us to distinguish products in supermarkets.
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