Jan Koschorreck

This study uses eDNA metabarcoding to monitor biodiversity across aquatic habitats, finding it provides more species data at lower cost than traditional methods.

The paper uses environmental DNA metabarcoding of archived samples to track long-term fish biodiversity trends and identify drivers of change across six European river systems over 17 years.

The paper analyzes soil biodiversity changes over 20 years in Germany, finding no significant trends in alpha or beta diversity but taxon-specific compositional restructuring.

This paper shows that increasing field replicates improves detection of non-fish vertebrates in stream eDNA metabarcoding, while fish detection increases less.