Bioethnography

Explore how Native American traditions shape gut health and resilience against antimicrobial resistance.

Explore how microbiome research links social equity and One Health, envisioning collaborative, interdisciplinary approaches to human and environmental well-being.

Theological Analysis of Public Health Resistance in the Pandemicene

Explore how context-aware designs can transform microbiome research

Explore how micro-organisms and macro-cultures interact through case studies focusing on collaboration across differences.

Explore how microbiomes and climate change impact health in Northern ecosystems.

How science can materially advance using queer and feminist theory

How can soil stewardship offer alternative frameworks for living and dying amidst violence and environmental harm in the U.S.-Colombia war on drugs.

Explore the intersections of race and microbiome research

Join us to explore 20 key questions on microbial exposure and social equity and discover recent research on urban greenspace microbiomes

Discover how dietary choices influence gut microbiome dynamics and contribute to differential cancer risks.

How variations in microbial communities affect health outcomes across populations and the role of socioeconomic factors.

Explore the critical role of microbes at the intersection of ecological, biological, and social systems

The importance of integrating equity into infectious disease research, drawing lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Groundbreaking insights on health disparities among homeless veterans

Explore the crucial social and ethical implications of human microbiome research, highlighting issues of privacy, ownership, and the impact of technology.

A 4E-cognition perspective on microbial life and social equity

Explore the connections between fermentation, microbiomes, and biopolitics, revealing how microbial life shapes human health and environmental interactions.

The vital intersection of microbiome studies and public health, highlighting how sociocultural factors like race, gender, and infrastructure shape microbial health.

The vital links between environmental microbiomes and social equity, highlighting how land use changes impact both ecosystems and communities.

"The human microbiome and cancer risk: setting the stage for innovative studies to address cancer disparities".

The Hypothesis of Extended Health reveals how our biological and social environments intertwine to reshape our understanding of health and disease.

Connections between Indigenous knowledge, microbes, and social equity, bridge traditional narratives.