Biodiversity > New partnership readies autonomous drone to scale up eDNA marine sampling

New partnership readies autonomous drone to scale up eDNA marine sampling

Published 13:09 on April 18, 2023  /  Last updated at 13:09 on April 18, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

A new technology resembling a waterborne drone aims to independently collect environmental DNA (eDNA) from the world’s oceans, providing scientists and other stakeholders with the data they need to track and manage local biodiversity at scale.
A new technology resembling a waterborne drone aims to independently collect environmental DNA (eDNA) from the world’s oceans, providing scientists and other stakeholders with the data they need to track and manage local biodiversity at scale.


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