BioMateriOME: Monitoring and Perception of Microbe-Material Interactions

Angela Sherry; Beatriz Delgado Corrales; Romy Kaiser; Paula Nerlich; Armand Agraviador; Oliver Perry

doi:10.1515/9783035625806-012

BioMateriOME: Monitoring and Perception of Microbe-Material Interactions

Angela Sherry^*, Beatriz Delgado Corrales, Romy Kaiser, Paula Nerlich, Armand Agraviador, Oliver Perry

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The BioMateriOME prototype has been co-designed to shed light on the microbial world with which we share our indoor living spaces by providing accessible solutions that increase societal awareness and understanding of indoor microbiomes. BioMateriOME combines the elements of a public materials library with microbiological monitoring of surfaces to characterise microbes inhabiting conventional or novel surface materials and, in parallel, to gauge human perceptions of microbe-material interactions in the built environment. Combined outputs from BioMateriOME will contribute to responsible practices in design and construction which could eventually be codified into benchmark standards and building regulation.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	BioProtopia
Subtitle of host publication	Designing the Built Environment with Living Organisms
Editors	Ruth Morrow, Ben Bridgens, Louise Mackenzie
Place of Publication	Basel, Switzerland
Publisher	Birkhauser Verlag Basel
Chapter	2.5
Pages	116-129
Number of pages	14
Edition	1st
ISBN (Electronic)	9783035625806
ISBN (Print)	9783035625790
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1515/9783035625806-012
Publication status	Published - 15 Apr 2023

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Future Materials within Growing Home: A New World of Materials Exhibition (Edinburgh Science Festival 2024)
Sherry, A. (Participant), Delgado Corrales, B. (Participant), Nerlich, P. (Participant), Kaiser, R. (Participant), Agraviador, A. (Participant), Perry, O. (Participant), Zhang, M. (Participant), Gilmour, K. (Participant), Scott, J. (Participant), Theodoridou, M. (Participant), Mwebaza, D. (Participant) & Hoenerloh, A. (Participant)
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Sherry, A., Delgado Corrales, B., Kaiser, R., Nerlich, P., Agraviador, A., & Perry, O. (2023). BioMateriOME: Monitoring and Perception of Microbe-Material Interactions. In R. Morrow, B. Bridgens, & L. Mackenzie (Eds.), BioProtopia: Designing the Built Environment with Living Organisms (1st ed., pp. 116-129). Birkhauser Verlag Basel. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783035625806-012

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BioMateriOME: Monitoring and Perception of Microbe-Material Interactions

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Sensory Textile-Bacterial Hybrids: Textile-Bacteria Fusion to Impart Forest-Associated Scents

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