Focus area: Clinical and health related microbiology
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An interview with Dr Benjamin Johns
Dr Benjamin Johns is a Trainee Clinical Scientist with a background in biomedical sciences and microbiology. After completing his PhD at Cardiff Metropolitan University, Johns transitioned into a career outside of academia. He has been an active member of the Society since starting his PhD, helping promote the Society across Wales.
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An interview with Dr Angharad Davies
Dr Angharad Davies, along with her role at Swansea University Medical School, is a Consultant Clinical Microbiologist for the national Cryptosporidium Reference Unit, where she focuses on research into Cryptosporidium infections. In this interview, she talks about her experience as a clinical microbiologist and her involvement with the Society as a member of the Professional Development Committee.
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An interview with Dr Elaine Cloutman-Green
Elaine Cloutman-Green is a joint Trust Healthcare Lead and represents over 700 Healthcare Scientists at Great Ormand Street Hospital (GOSH). Here she tells about bridging the gap between the lab and ward staff and leading patient engagement and outreach activities. Elaine also discusses why she joined the Society and why microbiology matters.
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An interview with Dr Mike Beeton
Dr Michael Beeton is a Senior Lecturer in Medical Microbiology at Cardiff Metropolitan University. Along with teaching, Michael is interested in research into ureaplasma and mycoplasma. Michael also represents the Microbiology Society on Public Health England’s External Advisory Group on Sexual Health, Reproductive Health and HIV.
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An interview with Dr Rachel Exley
Dr Rachel Exley tells us why she joined the Society, gives us an insight into the work she is carrying out with MiSAC and how, by attending and representing the Society at the e-Bug 10 year anniversary conference she managed to facilitate a new E-bug partnership with the Ukraine.
