rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.… Article published in @GeoOpenAccess Microbial ecologies in urban space

A warm thank you to the keynote speakers Ana Delgado and @AzBradshaw for sharing their latest research and engaging in fascinating discussions with us!👏

From Roadsides @road_sides, the open-access journal of critical infrastructure studies: Heaving Concrete: Conversations Between Urban Trees and Sidewalks by Aaron Bradshaw @AzBradshaw. "Trees inhabit urban spaces in their own manner and their slow, meandering mobilities mark out specific ways of urban knowing and becoming." roadsides.net/bradshaw-011/

My article in Roadsides has come out today. Trees concrete = ? Check out the whole Collection - it looks great.

Apparently, my article on 'human-microbial co-evolution in the Anthropocene' now has a volume/issue number in The Anthropocene Review. Hooray. Please check it out if you have time: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…

"Not only does the chicken move through the city, but the city also begins to move through the chicken as it begins to ingest its surrounds...A metabolic mode of dwelling...complicates who and what produces urban space"

🌱Ecologists and biodiversity specialists – your expertise is needed! Contribute to research on unrecorded forest biodiversity by answering this survey: app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…   This is part of my PhD research at the University of Leeds. I’d be grateful for your input🌳 🧵1/9

microurbanisms.blogspot.com/… The hauntology, psychology, and ecology of Crewe station. Welcome to Crewe Railway Station. My first blog post on this hyper-transitory space.

2) My first academic article is published!!! It's about #microbes and #bioremediation in polluted electronic waste soils, toxic transformations, and micro-scaled ways to understand #chemosociality. Open source! doi.org/10.1177/026327642311…

My new paper: Following urban microbes with microscopes and satellites —speculative urban ecology— —-—DiGiTaL eCoLoGiEs——

Raúl Acosta asks what happens when infrastructure is designed as a living thing. He describes Mexican environmental project Ecoducto, which restores a degraded urban river while performing beneficial filtering effects: roadsides.net/acosta-010/

Submit your abstract! @paupallop and I are co-convening a panel at @STSeasst conference in July 2024! We welcome submissions on #microbe #environment and human relations in the field of #STS. More here: nomadit.co.uk/conference/eas…

"What kinds of subjects can we imagine as morally significant? How are multispecies relations managed without prioritizing human ways of being?" Thought provoking commentary on AMR by Tiia Sudenkaarne

Pre-review, pre-publication print of my paper: explores overlooked and unglamorous microbial biogeographies in the more-than-human city: ---------animals' geographies, urban ecologies--------- osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/dr…

“Nonhuman Witnessing: War, Data, and Ecology after the End of the World” Michael Richardson dukeupress.edu/nonhuman-witn…

I have an article forthcoming in Cultural Geographies in Practice about the lives of unglamorous and uncharismatic microbial urban ecologies in East London. Using microscope and satellite methods. @digicologies In Practice Special Issue. Will share when available! @CSSMicrobes

“Toilets were part of the broader infrastructure of modernity – water towers, dams, pumping stations – which was highly visible in cityscapes and elaborately decorated.”