Impact and Influence Committee
Reporting to Advisory Council, the Impact and Influence Committee is primarily responsible for overseeing the delivery of strategic objective two as written in the Society strategy:
By harnessing local knowledge for worldwide impact, we will advance understanding of microbiology and champion the contribution made by microbiology, our members and their work in addressing global challenges
This involves advancing the understanding and impact of microbiology by highlighting the global importance of the work of Society members and other microbiologists. The Committee also provides advice and expertise to Advisory Council on the advancement of this objective.
Impact and Influence Committee 2025
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Catrin Moore |
St George’s, University of London, UK |
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Jonathan Cox |
Aston University, UK |
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José Bengoechea |
Queen's University Belfast, UK |
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Tadhg O'Croinin |
University College Dublin, Ireland |
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Joan Geoghegan |
University of Birmingham, UK |
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Jody Winter |
Nottingham Trent University, UK |
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Victoria Easton |
University of Leed, UK |
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Joseph Acolatse |
Cape Coast Teaching Hospital, Ghana |
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Isobel Garratt |
University of Bath, UK |
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Caroline Orr |
Teesside University, UK |
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Beth Mills |
University of Edinburgh, UK |
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Arya Gupta |
Leeds Beckett University, UK |
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Afnan Al-Manaseer |
Dasman Diabetes Institute, Kuwait |
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Alison MacFadyen |
The Sainsbury Laboratory, UK |
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Thomas Smith |
Sheffield Hallam University, UK |
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Michael Nevels |
University of St Andrews, UK |
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Enas Newire |
Middlesex University, UK |
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Miki Uchima |
Francis Crick Institute, King's College London, UK |
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Arindam Mitra |
RV University, India |
Terms of Reference
Impact and Influence Committee Terms of Reference
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