Julie Strand is manager of the Conservation Biobank in Randers, Denmark. She received a MSc in biology from Aalborg University and is currently doing a PhD focusing on biobanking as a conservation tool. She participated in the cell culture training program facilitated by San Diego Frozen Zoo®. She now specializes in cell culture on amphibians and reptiles and is currently developing her skills in comparative cytogenetics. Her research focuses on biobanking as a conservation tool, in particular how viable cell lines combined with comparative cytogenetics can be used within conservation management.
French Nordic Institute Award
French Nordic Insitute
Each French Institute in the Nordic region will select, with local partners, one or a small team of young professionals committed on green innovation in the field of biodiversity and enable them to travel to Marseille and share their work at the IUCN Congress in June 2020 (https://www.iucncongress2020.org/).