At DivjaLabs, we specialize in harnessing the power of genetics, genomics, and cutting-edge technologies to solve complex biodiversity challenges. From wildlife surveys to advanced population modeling and eDNA analyses, we deliver innovative, science-driven solutions to protect and understand the natural world.
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Ready to use eDNA sampling kits and instructions tailored to your needs.
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We support your fieldwork or organize it for you.
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DNA extractions, genotyping, metabarcoding, etc. We run the lab, you get the data.
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There is a long path from data to knowledge. We help you walk it, or walk it for you.
We are a dynamic team of scientists, bioinformaticians and laboratory technicians committed to delivering tailored solutions for our clients and partners. Whether you have a clear vision or just the seed of an idea, we’re here to collaborate and bring it to life.
We design innovative, customised approaches to meet your specific needs.
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We extract DNA from a wide variety of sources, whether directly from organisms or indirectly from their surrounding environment. From tissue samples to environmental traces, we unlock the genetic insights hidden in every sample.
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Urine
Hair
Tracks
Saliva
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October 28, 2026
Europe is moving from protecting what remains to actively restoring what has been lost. The EU Nature Restoration Regulation introduces legally binding targets, new monitoring obligations and a different framework for planning conservation investments. But will the funding follow, and how will we know whether restoration actually works?
Read moreOctober 28, 2026
Restoring Eurasian lynx populations across Central Europe is an important conservation achievement. But ensuring their long-term survival requires more than successful reintroductions. A new international study, co-authored by DivjaLabs director Dr. Tomaž Skrbinšek, highlights the urgent need to strengthen existing populations and improve genetic connectivity between them.
Read moreOctober 26, 2026
As Europe explores new ways to finance biodiversity conservation and restoration, nature credits are gaining attention. But how can we reliably measure whether biodiversity is actually improving? DNA-based monitoring could become an important part of the answer.
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