Interview with José L. Mullor: Strengthening Public–Private Collaboration in BRYOMOLECULES To better understand the role of partnership in BRYOMOLECULES, we interviewed […]
bryophytes make up the second-largest plant family, with about 20,000-25,000 species. And despite the common Western belief that bryophytes are “useless”, many cultures have historically had many medicinal uses for bryophytes.
From Mosses to Medicine Read Post »
How monitoring of atom bomb tests can reveal timing of moss dispersal! Methods based on DNA detection for monitoring environmental
How monitoring of atom bomb tests can reveal timing of moss dispersal! Read Post »
The liverworts selected and collected for the BYROMOLECULES project.
Liverwort Collections for the BRYOMOLECULES Project Read Post »
Policy brief 1 This first policy brief, published by the BRYOMOLECULES project in August 2025, focuses on the policy implications
BRYOMOLECULES 1st Annual Meeting Highlights from the first 12 months and road ahead The BRYOMOLECULES project marked its first year
BRYOMOLECULES 1st Annual Meeting :Highlights from the first 12 months and road ahead Read Post »
This 10-minute film explores bryophytes, mosses and liverworts, their benefits for biotechnology-based sustainable innovations in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Unlocking the Potential of Bryophytes: BRYOMOLECULES documentary released Read Post »
Preservation of bryophytes under lab conditions Some bryophytes are quite rare and have small populations, making them vulnerable to local
Preservation of bryophytes under lab conditions Read Post »
How bryophytes build biodiversity? When considering biodiversity, people usually think of tropical forests, bustling butterflies, squawking birds, fluffy mammals, towering
How bryophytes build biodiversity? Read Post »
