Microbiomes as companion species: an exploration of dis- and re-entanglements with the microbial self

Overview of attention for article published in Social & Cultural Geography, March 2019

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RT @AliceAlicebeck: Now that the Cancel Brexit page has crashed, I can direct your attention to my paper 'Microbiomes as companion species…

24 Apr 2019

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RT @SocCultGeog: Read all about human-microbe relationships #Haraway #companionspecies Alice Beck, Bristol Uni https://t.co/f6sOknLpee

24 Mar 2019

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Read all about human-microbe relationships #Haraway #companionspecies Alice Beck, Bristol Uni https://t.co/f6sOknLpee

23 Mar 2019

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@GeogBristol is very pleased @AliceAlicebeck, a PhD student in the School, has published her paper 'Microbiomes as companion species: an exploration of dis- and re-entanglements with the microbial self' in @SocCultGeog! Read it here: https://t.co/Ik9LTllPu

22 Mar 2019

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