个人简介
Career history
2012-2015: Project Technician. University of Southampton, UK.
Health protection agency, Salisbury, UK.
Academic qualifications
BSc. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK.
After completing my undergraduate degree in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, I worked at the health protection agency in Salisbury developing a microarray tool to speed up diagnosis of bacterial and viral infections. I then moved to Southampton to carry out postgraduate research study antimicrobial tolerance in bacterial biofilms. After gaining my PhD, I have continued working at Southampton, carrying out contracted microbiology work for external companies as part of the Environmental Healthcare Unit Consultancy service.
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The Environmental Healthcare Unit is run by Prof. Bill Keevil. It undertakes fundamental microbiology research projects for government, research councils and industry, and also provides a microbiology consultancy service to small private companies. The work I carry out for this service incorporates a wide range of organisms and techniques, from detecting the presence of bacteria and biofilms using PNA-FISH and epifluorescence microscopy, to antimicrobial killing work. We test not only the effect the antimicrobial agent has on decreasing culturable bacteria, but also use a range of techniques to determine the presence of viable but non-culturable cells (VBNCs), which may not be detected using standard antimicrobial killing assays.