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BRYOMOLECULES aims to conduct the first large-scale, systematic search for bioactive compounds (BACs) with potential for cosmetics and pharmaceutical industry, focusing exclusively on European bryophytes. By establishing sterile, axenic cultures of bryophytes and identifying relevant BACs biosynthetic pathways, the project seeks to overcome the challenges of low natural growth rates and the difficulties in large-scale extraction, while enhancing the conservation of European bryophyte biodiversity.

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BRYOMOLECULES focuses on European bryophytes to conduct the first large-scale, systematic search for bioactive compounds with high potential for the bioeconomy sector as ingredients of cosmetics and pharmaceutics.
The main goal is to create sustainable, bio-based production methods for BACs, minimizing environmental impact and reducing reliance on wild harvesting. The project will also contribute to the development of new, eco-friendly products through research and collaboration.
By establishing sterile, axenic cultures and identifying the relevant biosynthetic pathways of bioactive compounds, the project seeks to overcome the challenges of low natural growth rates and the difficulties in large-scale extraction., while enhancing the conservation of European bryophyte biodiversity.
BRYOMOLECULES is set to advance scientific knowledge and industrial applications, leading to future innovations in the bioeconomy.

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BRYOMOLECULES explores the potential of bryophytes for the cosmetic and pharmaceutical sector

1 April 2026

After 18 months of research and collaboration involving academic and industry partners, the BRYOMOLECULES project is making progress in exploring bryophytes, the mosses and liverworts that grow quietly across forests, wetlands, and rocky landscapes. 

Uncovering the Hidden Potential of European Bryophytes for Sustainable Biotechnology

5 September 2024

BRYOMOLECULES, a new EU-funded project to advance the current knowledge, exploitation and conservation of natural resources for bioeconomy.

Celebrating the launch of our project in Trento, Italy.

BRYOMOLECULES consortium met on October 17, 2024, for the kickoff meeting of the project.

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