Natasha Myers

Natasha Myers is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at York University, where she directs the Plant Studies Collaboratory and convenes the Politics of Evidence Working Group. Her research examines plant-human relations, affective ecologies, and more-than-human anthropology through feminist and decolonial frameworks. She is the author of 'Rendering Life Molecular' (2015), which won the Robert K. Merton Award for best book in science knowledge and technology studies.

Her current work explores plant sensing and communication across scientific and artistic practices, and human-plant interactions in botanical gardens and urban restoration sites. She co-founded the Write2Know Project and Technoscience Salon.