Health and Biofutures
Health and Biofutures
We are social researchers engaging with the scientific, technological and socio-political transformations of human health and the production of human life. Our projects build on contemporary currents in academic and applied research to address major public policy questions and challenges in Australia and internationally.

About
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Research
Find out about our current and previous research projects.

Events
Explore our events held with international leaders in their fields.
Prospective higher degree students
Information for Masters and PhD opportunities.
Distinguished Visiting Scholars
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Contact us
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RT @DALupton: From my call-to-arms for creative sociology in the fabulous just-published So Fi zine edition 6: "Will zombie sociology be c…
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RT @dataandme: Just started @ruha9 (ed.)'s "Captivating Technology: Race, Carceral Technoscience, and Liberatory Imagination in Everyday Li…
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RT @Omnomnymous: Our final report for the Dating Apps project is now live! @KathAlbury @paulibyron @ACMcCosker @cdietzel @kanerace https:/…
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RT @NarelleWarren: Thank you @Monash_Arts @ProfSPickering for the Faculty Teaching Award for overseas program that enhances students’ learn…
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RT @AMR_scapes: Thank you ARC for supporting our DP20 project on antibiotics, AMR and One Health in collaboration with colleagues from @NCA…
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RT @NCAS_Aus: Very excited to announce our new partnership with AProf Mark Davis of @AMR_scapes and @MonashUni with the announcement of the…
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RT @lesleyhawes4: Fantastic news - that is such worthwhile work! It will really help with issues around community (#GP and #veterinary) pr…
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RT @NarelleWarren: @AAGE1978 #AAACASCA Anthro and aging Interlocutor event with Prof Parin Dossa, who has just shared the stories that Ro…
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RT @NarelleWarren: Emily Hammad Mrig engaging potentiality on the post-genomic era of genetic uncertainty in our panel on Engaging Potentia…
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RT @CourtneyAdd: Delighted to be working with Dr Denise Taylor on this ethnographic study of how we talk about pharmaceuticals in NZ! https…