Amaro, Ramon and Khan, Murad. 2020. Towards Black Individuation and a Calculus of Variations. e-flux journal, 109, ISSN 2164-1625 [Article]

Amaro, Ramon. 2020. Machine Diagnosis. Open! Journal, [Article]

Amaro, Ramon. 2020. Threshold Value. e-flux architecture, [Article]

Amaro, Ramon. 2019. As If. e-flux architecture: Becoming Digital, [Article]

Amaro, Ramon. 2019. Artificial Intelligence: warped, colorful forms and their unclear geometries. In: Danae Io and Callum Copley, eds. Schemas of Uncertainty: Soothsayers and Soft AI. Amsterdam: PUB/Sandberg Instituut, pp. 69-90. ISBN 9789090318431 [Book Section]

Amaro, Ramon. 2018. Afrofuturism. In: Rosi Braidotti and Maria Hlavajova, eds. Posthuman Glossary. London: Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 17-20. ISBN 978-1-350-03024-4 [Book Section]

Amaro, Ramon. 2018. Precognition. In: Rosi Braidotti and Maria Hlavajova, eds. Posthuman Glossary. London: Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 365-368. ISBN 978-1-350-03024-4 [Book Section]

Amaro, Ramon. 2016. Digital Hysteria: A proposal on violence and humanism. In: Collective Hysteria, ed. HSYREITA. (7) London: Hysteria Press, pp. 10-15. [Book Section]

Amaro, Ramon. 2018. 'Machine learning, surveillance, and the politics of visibility'. In: Belief in AI Conference, Dubai Design Week. Dubai, United Arab Emirates. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Amaro, Ramon. 2018. 'The archive as a space in-between history and the production of blackness'. In: The Joy in The Punch, Takeover of the National Maritime Museum. National Maritime Museum, United Kingdom. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Amaro, Ramon. 2019. Advisory Board member of Barbican Centre "AI - More than Human" Exhibition. [Professional Activity]

Amaro, Ramon. 2019-2020 Uncovering Race: What Machine Learning Reveals About Humans and Algorithms. [Project]

Amaro, Ramon. 2019. Darkness, as a first act of creation. In: "Darkness, as a first act of creation", XXII Triennale di Milano, Italy, 1 March - 1 September 2019. [Show/Exhibition]

Amaro, Ramon. 2019. Machine Learning, Sociogeny, and the Substance of Race. Doctoral thesis, Goldsmiths, University of London [Thesis]