Projects & Partner

Our work is embedded in COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS with partners from different countries.

To make innovative solutions in a a rapidly developing field possible, Sinsoma collaborates in a extensive network of partners in science, economy, and public institutions. These cooperations enable us to provid services which are both CUSTOM TAILORED to your specific requirements and always STATE of the ART.

• Invertebrate Prey Identification – Tanzania

  Project partner: Miriam Karlsson, Swedish University of Agriculture

  • Detection of prey DNA of two lepidopteran pest species in field-collected arthropod predators

  

• Wireworm identification -Switzerland

  Project Partner: Gislher Grabenweger, Agroscope

  • DNA barcoding of Agriotes larvae collected in arable land

  

• Aquatic inventory of a stream in Tyrol – Austria

  Projectpartner: Province of Tyrol
  

  • eDNA samples along the brook
  • identification of small fish species, molluscs, amphbians, crayfish

  

• Otter screening in Bavaria – Germany

  Project partner: Fishery Association Bavaria
  

  • Population-genetic identification of the distribution of individuals and males/females based on otter faeces
  • Molecular identification of the dietary spectrum based on  otter faeces
  • eDNA-analysis of water samples (species spectrum of the fish populations in the rivers as well as targeted search for specific potential prey species)

  

   

• Otter screening in Salzburg – Austria

  Project partner: Province of Salzburg  & ARGE Limnologie

  • Population-genetic identification of the distribution of individuals and males/females based on otter faeces
  • Molecular identification of the dietary spectrum based on  otter faeces
  • eDNA-analysis of water samples (species spectrum of the fish populations in the rivers as well as targeted search for specific potential prey species)

  

• Frog in a drop – Tyrol, Austria

  Projectpartner: University of Innsbruck

  • Citizen science project on the occasion of the 350 years jubilee of the University of Innsbruck
  • Molecular screening of the occurence of amphibian species in small water bodies in Tyrol