Developing a culture of computational biodiversity science requires an integrated training environment that generates a strong sense of affiliation among students, researchers and partners. We welcome everyone who is committed to improve training with numerical methods, ready to participate to our activities and engage in collaborative research.
Fellows: Any graduate student supervised or co-supervised by an academic member can be fellow of the program. Undergraduate students and post-doctoral researches are also welcome to participate to the program. Fellows can be funded, independent (non-funded by the program) or alumni.
Academic members: Any permanent researchers from a Canadian academic institution can be member of the training program.
Collaborative members All collaborators from non-academic institutions could become collaborative members.
Guest participants: Any student or professional motivated by the use of computational tools for open biodiversity science is welcome to participate to the program.
