Raising Your Research Profile: Evidence of Exposure (Guest Speaker)

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Prof Steve Forsythe
• Professor of Microbiology
• 85 peer reviewed papers
• REF2014 Case study:
– Cronobacter, emergent bacterial pathogen causing neonatal
meningitis through contaminated infant formula.
• Advisor:
– World Health Organisation (WHO)
– European Food Safety Authority (EFSA),
– UK Food Standards Agency (FSA)

How is that old relic still standing ….?

PubMLST/Cronobacter database
YouTube – 25.7.2014
YouKU - 28.7.2014

https://nottinghamtrent.academia.edu/StephenForsythe

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Raising Your Research Profile: Evidence of Exposure (Guest Speaker)

1. Raising Your Research Profile ResearchGate (etc) Steve Forsythe Professor of Microbiology www.foodmicrobe.com

2. Prof Steve Forsythe • Professor of Microbiology • 85 peer reviewed papers • REF2014 Case study: – Cronobacter, emergent bacterial pathogen causing neonatal meningitis through contaminated infant formula. • Advisor: – World Health Organisation (WHO) – European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), – UK Food Standards Agency (FSA)

6. How is that old relic still standing ….?

7. How is that old relic still standing ….?

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11. PubMLST/Cronobacter database

12. PubMLST/Cronobacter database YouTube – 25.7.2014 YouKU - 28.7.2014

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14. Let’s Google me…! steve forsythe

15. Let’s Google me…!

16. Let’s Google me…again! stephen forsythe

17. Let’s Google me…again!

18. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Stephen_Forsythe?ev=hdr_xprf

19. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Stephen_Forsythe?ev=hdr_xprf