0 the study of human language, culture and behaviour by analysing digital texts (= texts stored on computers):
Culturomics was first described in a 2010 article in Science magazine.
Culturomics can contribute towards conservation science through a better understanding of human-nature relationships.
A culturomics study demonstrated how it is possible to detect mood shifts in a vast population by analysing Twitter content.
Most bacteria in the human gut are difficult to culture, and culturomics has been designed to overcome this issue.
Culturomics has extended our understanding of bacterial diversity.
The paper explores the potential implications of culturomics for human health.
