Prokaryotic Division
The Prokaryotic Division comprises of scientists working in the major areas of bacterial and archaeal microbiology. The main role of the division is to develop symposia for future Society conferences to exchange knowledge and advance understanding of prokaryotes. The Prokaryotic Division operates on behalf of Microbiology Society members and welcomes proposals for symposia.

Chair
Martin Welch
University of Cambridge, UK
Email: [email protected]

Chair-Elect
Christopher Cooper
CHARM Therapeutics, UK
Email: [email protected]
Members of Division 2023
Martin Welch
|
University of Cambridge, UK
(Chair) |
Christopher Cooper
|
CHARM Therapeutics, UK
(Chair-Elect)
|
Dany Beste
|
University of Surrey, UK
|
Sinead Corr
|
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
|
Norman Fry
|
Public Health England, UK
|
Kalai Mathee
|
Florida International University, USA
|
Katherine Duncan
|
University of Strathclyde, UK
|
Petra Oyston
|
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, UK
|
Nicolas Tucker
|
University of Suffolk, UK
|
Alison Mather
|
Quadram Institute Bioscience, UK
|
Andrew Lovering
|
University of Birmingham, UK
|
Christopher Richardson
|
NEOGEN, USA
|
Gavin Paterson
|
University of Edinburgh, UK
|
Georgios Efthimiou
|
University of Hull, UK
|
Hasan Yesilkaya
|
University of Leicester, UK
|
Heather Allison
|
University of Liverpool, UK
|
Jennifer Mahony
|
University College Cork, Ireland
|
Julie Morrissey
|
University of Leicester, UK
|
Matthew Dorman
|
Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK
|
Stephan Uphoff
|
University of Oxford, UK
|
Steve Atkinson
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The University of Nottingham, UK
|
Ella Rodwell
|
Public Health England, UK
|
Rebecca Corrigan
|
University of Sheffield, UK
|
Simon Rout
|
University of Huddersfield, UK
|
Rodrigo Bacigalupe
|
GlaxoSmithKline, UK
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Prokaryotic Division Terms of Reference

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