Your body hosts trillions of microorganisms that influence everything from your digestion to your mood—and understanding these tiny inhabitants requires insights from biology, chemistry, physics, and beyond. The microbiome has emerged as one of science’s most fascinating frontiers precisely because it refuses to stay confined to a single discipline. This convergence is reshaping how we … Read more
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