Fungi → Nano Fungal Nano-Biosynthesis
- Biosynthesis and bioprocessing using yeasts, molds, and macrofungi.
- Mechanisms: reduction/capping agents, extracellular vs intracellular routes.
- Scale-up, quality control, and standard reporting.
About the Journal
The Journal of Nanomycology is an open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to fungal nanotechnology and nano-enabled mycology, including innovations related to mushrooms and truffles.
Mission
We aim to publish rigorous and reproducible research that advances sustainable nanotechnology at the fungal interface, with real-world impact across agriculture, pharmaceutical sciences, and environmental technology.
The journal supports responsible innovation aligned with international publication ethics and best practices.
Scope
Nano → Fungi Nano-Enabled Mycology
- Nanomaterials applied to fungal systems for detection, control, and sensing.
- Agriculture: plant protection and postharvest technologies.
- Environment: remediation, water treatment, antifungal coatings.
For full coverage, please see Aims & Scope.
Publishing Model
- Open Access (free to read worldwide)
- Double-blind peer review
- Online-first publication after acceptance
- License: CC BY 4.0
Publisher
Publisher: Iraqi Mushroom and Truffle Platform (IQMT)
For queries, please visit the Contact page.