🌿 Mosses and climate change: what does the future hold for these species? To better understand how our laboratory is trying to answer this question, we realize three activities for Researchers’ Night, organised by Réjouisciences (ULiège) on the 25 September 2026. To do so, we went out to collect mosses during the morning to provide organisms to discover the Lilliputian world. We also constructed a mountain to characterize microrefugia and developped figures to demonstrate h

For three years, the Semois Valley National Park (PNVS) has been working to conserve biodiversity. To celebrate this anniversary, they organised a biodiversity symposium, which two members of the lab were pleased to attend. Kelly and Adèle presented the initial findings from their epiphytic bryophyte surveys, focusing particularly on bioindicators of old-growth forests. In the long term, the project will also aim to identify forest canopy structures that maintain a stable mic

From June 1st to 5th June, I had the pleasure of presenting my research at the third Microclimate, Ecology and Biogeography (MEB) conference in Montpellier. My study focused on the drivers of the buffering effect in mountains in order to identify areas with a stable microclimate. I also focused my research on alpine bryophytes, which are sensitive to fine microclimatic changes, in order to determine the role of the temperature and relative humidity microclimate in their prese

Two members of the MIB Lab recently braved the Danish winter to attend the TIBS conference in Aarhus.