Center for Biodiversity and Integrative Taxonomy (KomBioTa)

PhD Summer School

Register now for the summer school ‘Research meets nature conservation practice’ at the Federsee-Station. Registration deadline is 31 May. We look forward to seeing you!

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Spring Meeting 2025

On 12 May, our members will meet for the Spring Meeting 2025 in Hohenheim to discuss current projects and celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Competence Center!

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List of Experts

KomBioTa currently brings together over 120 researchers working on current scientific issues of biodiversity and taxonomy.

List of experts

Theses

Looking for a thesis in one of our research areas?

We look forward to your enquiry!

Announcements

Latest news

Kickoff of a new research project to contain the Tapinoma magnum ant species

The increasing spread of the invasive ant species Tapinoma magnum is a challenge that scientists from the State Natural History Museums Stuttgart and Karlsruhe now want to tackle....more


Biodiversity & Taxonomy Summer School for Doctoral Candidates in Baden-Württemberg

Is there a need for taxonomists outside of science? Which species groups do you need to know? What do students need to be prepared for? The Center for Biodiversity and Integrative...more


Dates

Fri, June 27, 2025 | 2 pm and 3 pm | BANU Certificate Field Botany BRONZE

Location: Universität Hohenheim, Hohenheimer Gärten, Erna-Hruschka-Weg 2, 70599 Stuttgart | Meeting Point: Hohenheimer Sammlungsgewächshausmore


Fri, June 27, 2025 | 4 pm | BANU Certificate Field Botany SILVER

Location: Universität Hohenheim, Hohenheimer Gärten, Erna-Hruschka-Weg 2, 70599 Stuttgart | Meeting Point: Hohenheimer Sammlungsgewächshausmore


Foto: NickyPe (Pixabay, 7599664).

Are you active in the field of species knowledge and want to network?

The Center for Biodiversity and integrative Taxonomy (KomBioTa) is responsible for the networking of teachers and researchers, doctoral students, students, professionals and volunteers in the various subdisciplines of taxonomy.

Our aim is to drive forward cooperations, bring knowledge into flow and jointly develop research and teaching.

Become a member  Contact us!