Novel methods to inhibit food spoilage microbes
Prof Ian Singleton's Recognition (18)
External PhD supervision at University of Nottingham
Member of BBSRC Follow on Fund Review panel
PhD external examiner
Regular reviewer for journals including Post Harvest Biology and Technology, Applied Soil Ecology
External examiner for a suite of MScs (3) at the University of Aberdeen
Radio 4 (2007) : Can ozone gas be used to reduce microbial contamination of fresh fruit and vegetable produce ?
Radio 2 (2001) : Use of seaweed in the bioremediation of DDT contaminated soil
Various Australian TV and Radio presentations (1997-1999) discussing microbial based bioremediation of contaminated soil
Member of editorial board of the journal Process Biochemistry (3 year term) and am currently on the Editorial Boards of Environmental Biotechnology and the Chinese Journal of Environmental Sciences
Editor of Mycology News (the British Mycological Society Quarterly Newsletter)
Examples of Invited research seminars : UC Berkeley, USA, CEH Oxford, University College Cork, University of Aberdeen, Newcastle University, Prince of Songhkla University, Thailand.
Asia-Pacific SETAC conference, Beijing, 2007.
International workshop on risk management for pesticide residues, Yogyakarta, Indonesia (1999).
International conference on Bioavailability in Australia (2001).
International SETAC conference in Aberdeen, UK (Sep 2003).
EU Asia-Link workshop, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2006.
'Economic and Social Impact of Fungal Deteriogens' : 2009. Joint meeting of British Mycological Society and International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation Society, Manchester Univ, 2009.