Daniela Mera-Rodríguez successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled “Biogeography and evolution of social parasitism in Acromyrmex leaf-cutting and Myrmecia bulldog ants” at the University of Hohenheim in May 2025. She has now been awarded her doctorate by the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of Hohenheim.more
Movie Screening & Discussion on Bee Diversitymore
A Joint ENABLS & ECHO Initiative at the Learn in Nature Lab - NBS101 Session 4 (Summer 2025)more
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. They want to investigate the spread mechanisms, make predictions for the future spread based on this, and develop strategies for coping with the aggressive invasion.more
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 Taxonomy invites Doctoral Candidates to our Summer School „Research meets NatureConservation Practice“ with the aim to find answers for questions like these.more
Ricardo Pereira takes up his position as Professor of Biodiversity Monitoring at the University of Hohenheim's Center for Biodiversity and Integrative Taxonomy.more
Integrative taxonomy as the basis for suitable measures for recognizing and delimiting speciesmore
Online platform bundles information about our competence center, research, teaching and the membership within the network as well as the services of the management teammore
In this 4 week course, you will have the chance to be outside, hone your senses, and learn fundamentals of bee diversity and identification.more
Courious boys came to the Hohenheim campus to lern new things about biodiversity and species knowledge - KomBioTa coordinated the fully boocked workshop for career day.more
In future, scientific communication relating to biodiversity and taxonomy research at the competence center will take place on BlueSky. KomBioTa follows the trend in science and leaves X.more
Working together for research into species knowledge and taxonomymore
