Microbes and Society @ Exeter

Case studies

The below examples illustrate the interdisciplinarity at work within the Microbes & Society @ Exeter network. Projects spanning faculties, disciplines and levels of study are highlighting and investigating interdisciplinary research gaps and offering solutions to global challenges.

Graphic depicting Biosensors for fungal infection

Developing novel biosensors for fungal infection diagnostics

Packet of antibiotics

Modelling an evolutionary arms race between bacteria and antibiotic producers that could drive new antibiotics production

Credit: Robert Darch

Here's to Thee: Experiments with the more-than-human social worlds of Devonshire cidermaking

QUEX Partnership: collaborating on antimicrobial resistance

Addressing Social Justice Challenges of Co-infections

 
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