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“Pathogens, in other words, are ‘learning’ to walk through the doors we leave wide open.” New blog post on The Nature of Pandemics: jakemrobinson.com/blog/the-natur… Out in October 2025! #OneHealth #PlanetaryHealth #BiodiversityCrisis #EcosystemRestoration #ZoonoticDiseases

'Can we improve immune health by restoring microbial biodiversity?' nature.com/articles/s4157…

New podcast coming soon: Naked Thinking We unpack the hidden stories + assumptions that shape how we live — from 'all microbes are bad' to 'mental health is all in the head.' 🌱🧠 Curious? Subscribe + rethink with us. YouTube @nakedthinking #NakedThinking #SystemsThinking

🌳Exciting PhD opportunities at Flinders University in restoration ecology! Projects on soil microbiomes, ecoacoustics, restoration monitoring & environmental microbiomes. Each well funded and closely linked with industry More details here: linkedin.com/posts/martinbr…

Exciting PhD Opportunities in Restoration Ecology 🌳 at Flinders University! See the following post for details: linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

The branching principle: Why so much of life forks and fans Trees, lungs, rivers, neurons, fungi—all fork and fan for a reason. It’s nature’s way of moving energy, nutrients and ideas efficiently, adaptively. Check it out here👇 jakemrobinson.com/blog

Why do fungi respond to sound? How can time in a forest shift your immune system? Why do microbes shape your mood? How can imagination save humanity? Most of my posts fork and fan, into soil, the gut, the mind and the tangled spaces between. Read more: jakemrobinson.com/blog

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In the same week, Australia recorded: First Hendra spillover (horse death) since 2022 First human death from lyssavirus since 2013 (100% fatality rate) Flying foxes carry both 🦇 <1% carry lyssavirus, but stress + habitat loss = higher risk jakemrobinson.com/blog #OneHealth

From code to pathogen: Are AI viruses on the horizon? Could AI be used to design real viruses? You know, the kind that infect us, not our computers! As synthetic biology and AI converge, some researchers are sounding the alarm. Latest blog: jakemrobinson.com/blog