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Notes on Care, Risk & Knowledge
Historical research, poems and images meet in a book about care, risk and knowledge. How do people and institutions carry on when protocols can no longer contain experience?
Explore the bookSeptember 2026
A short view of the work in motion: what can already be read, what is on the editorial table, which questions remain open and where the research circulates next.
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Historical research, poems and images meet in a book about care, risk and knowledge. How do people and institutions carry on when protocols can no longer contain experience?
Explore the bookOn the editorial table
An aircraft goes around. Glass retains stresses after the fire. A sheet bends before becoming a book. Thirteen poems and three literary chronicles explore what changes when the conditions for continuing change.
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How do institutions learn when health crises exceed protocols, routines and ready-made categories?
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How does a virus collected in the Amazon become comparable, nameable and recognisable across international scientific networks?
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Where does the forest end when ecology, surveillance and public-health infrastructure begin producing evidence together?
22–25 Oct 2026 · SHOT · Johns Hopkins
An accepted session co-organised and commented by Maria Carolina Fóscolo on infrastructure, materiality, evidence and expertise.
31 Mar–3 Apr 2027 · ASEH · Richmond
An accepted presentation on yellow fever, nonhuman sentinels and public-health infrastructure in Brazil.
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Historical research, poems and images meet in a book about care, risk and knowledge. How do people and institutions carry on when protocols can no longer contain experience?
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