JRG Ethnopharmacology and Zoopharmacognosy
JRG Ethnopharmacology and Zoopharmacognosy
©Inken Dworak-Schultz©Inken Dworak-Schultz / Fabien Schultz©Fabien Schultz, Urheberrechte Fotos gemischt: Fabien Schultz / Elodie Freymann / Henrike Wurm / Kandace Baez / Alex Olengo / Bamidele Olorunsola©Fabien Schultz / Tabitha Iker©Inken Dworak-Schultz / Fabien Schult©Fabien Schultz / Jane Goodall Institute
Overview
The junior research group Ethnopharmacology and Zoopharmacognosy conducts studies in two interdisciplinary study fields:
1. Ethnopharmacology: The science of ethnopharmacology seeks to investigate humankind’s use of natural materials for medicinal purposes, such as plants, fungi, or insects.
2. Zoopharmacognosy: Zoopharmacognosy is the science of animal self-medication and the pharmacological investigation of their drugs.
