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Three national and international research leaders—the University of Chicago, the Marine Biological Laboratory, and Argonne National Laboratory—are undertaking coordinated interdisciplinary research to increase our understanding of the microbiome
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Microbial ecologist Jack Gilbert discusses how understandIng how microbes can be used to improve human health and the well being of our environment
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In our modern age, food has become increasingly complex – from farmers seeking new ways to feed a growing global population under fluctuating environmental conditions to mitigating the rise of deadly food allergies
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Explore how your microbial world influences your health, probing where that microbial world comes from, and highlighting the ways in which your lifestyle, diet and medical treatment can influence your microbiome
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Researchers found that captive Komodo Dragons share microbes with their environment, just as humans and pets do within homes. These observations build our understanding of the impact of captivity on health, which could lead to improvements in the care of
