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A survey of 7,236 human-microbiome papers, 2010–2026, arranged by text similarity — stain the map by body site, MONDO disease, or topic, and watch the 90-second flyover.
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Read the full README ↗An interactive 3D presentation of the Qiita Atlas: 7,236 full-text human-microbiome papers (2010-2026), arranged by text similarity and labeled by body site and MONDO disease (release 2026-09-01). Includes a guided tour; every point links to its paper on PubMed.
The layout is the published 2D map filmed by a moving camera; the third dimension is presentation, not measurement. The embedded data is byte-verified identical to the published atlas (see DATA_PROVENANCE.md).
Hosting: two static files, no build step. Vercel: import this repo, no build step, output directory .. GitHub Pages: Settings, Pages, deploy from branch main, root.
Local: open index.html in a browser (fonts and Three.js load from CDNs).
License: MIT. Built by Saleem Sabeer with Claude; data from the Qiita Atlas project (S. DeGregori and S. Sabeer).