FOOTPRINTS

 

• CHRONOLOGY OF MICROBIOLOGY (including some key developments in related life sciences) by Alan James Griffiths and David Lloyd
   

• ANTECEDENTS OF CARDIFF MICROBIOLOGY by David Lloyd
   

• EARLY DAYS by Tony Melville
   

• THE BOTANY DEPARTMENT by Kathryn Benson-Evans
   

• THIRTY FIVE YEARS IN MICROBIOLOGY by P.A. Jenkins
   

• IN PRAISE OF YEAST by Graham G. Stewart

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• THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES (1964—1982) by David Lloyd
   

• PROFILE of Professor David Hughes, The Department of Microbiology 
    

• ARE BIOCHEMISTS TECHNOLOGISTS? by D.E. Hughes

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• OBITUARIES

  • Professor McLean 

  • Sir Hans Krebs 

                                                                                                

• MICROBIOLOGY — A History by D.E. Hughes
   

• OBITUARIES

  • Dr A.G. Callely                                 

  • Professor G.F. Asprey

  • Professor Don Hockenhull

                                               

• MICROBIOLOGY AT CARDIFF by David Lloyd, Julian Wimpenny and Nick Russell
   

• A SHORT HISTORY OF MICROSOC by David Lloyd
   

• THE ECLECTIC APPROACH TO SCIENCE — AN EXPERIENCE OF DAVID HUGHES AS MENTOR by W.T. Coakley
   

• OH YES I DON’T REMEMBER IT WELL! by Richard Manchee

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• STILL MOTORING AFTER ALL THESE YEARS by Mike Statham
   

• BIOLOGIST, MICROBIOLOGIST OR MICROBIAL ECOLOGIST? by John C. Fry
   

• HOW MICROBIOLOGISTS SURVIVE TO THE STATIONARY PHASE by Jeff Cole
   

• FROM CARDIFF TO ESSEX VIA FIJI by Dave Nedwell
   

• RECOLLECTIONS OF 1966 AND ALL THAT by Al Venables
   

• MICROBIOLOGIST OR GENETICIST? by Geoff Turner
   

• A CAREER IN TEACHING by Rose Cooper (nee Turcan)
   

• MICROBIOLOGY DEGREE EXAM, PAPER 5 — 1969 — WRITE ONE 3 HOUR ESSAY: MICROBIOLOGY, A DEGREE FOR LIFE? Discuss. by Lynda Blayney (née Sapshead)

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• MICROBIOLOGY — A CAPITAL SUBJECT IN A CAPITAL CITY by Robert K. Poole
   

• MICROBIOLOGY, CARDIFF AND THE AFTERLIFE by D J. Lewis
   

• FROM INTERRUPTED MATING IN E. COLI TO INTERRUPTED MATING IN PLANTS by Chris Franklin
   

• A TEACHER’S LOT by Shon Wyn Hughes,
   

• ’’HERE IS MY ESSAY. I’M SORRY ITS 25 YEARS LATE!” by Tim Rubidge
   

• FROM DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS by Ann Swain (née Franklin)
   

• FROM MICROBIOLOGY TO SALES by Ann M. Brighty (née Magor)
   

• A VARIED CAREER IN MICROBIOLOGY by Rhian Bosanko

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• BIG BROTHER MOVES INTO FOOD MICROBIOLOGY by Peter McClure
   

• INFORMATION PACKAGING by Clive Richards
   

• IT’S NOT WHAT YOU DO, IT’S THE PLACE THAT YOU DO IT by Steven W. Edwards
   

• RESEARCHING IN THE 70s by Stuart Hogg
   

• THE MAN FROM OSWESTRY by Geoffrey Michael Gadd
   

• HOW DID THE CARDIFF OLD MICROBES ASSOCIATION (COMA) COME INTO EXISTENCE? by Phil Coombs
   

• MICROBIOLOGY: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE by Jeff Parr
   

• "BUT I'M NOT A MICROBIOLOGIST AM I?" by Helen Jenkins

 

• "BUT I AM A MICROBIOLOGIST...... I THINK” by Glyn Hobbs
   

• FROM THE RUMEN TO THE VAGINA by Nigel Yarlett

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• SCIENCE AND THE SIMULATED ORGANISM by Kevin Hillman
   

• C.V. OF MICROBIOLOGY GRADUATE by Richard Allman
   

• CONSULTANT MICROBIOLOGIST, ADAS by Peter Wight
   

• CARDIFF 1980—1989 AND BEYOND by Tim Paget
   

• IF YOU ARE GOING TO CARDIFF, TAKE AN UMBRELLA!! by Maxine Smith
   

• MICROBIOLOGY — FROM THE UNKNOWN TO THE UNPREDICTABLE by Dee Sawhney
   

• FROM MICROBIOLOGY TO MAFF by Suzie Rawlings (née Morrell)
   

• AN EDITOR’S COMMENTS by Melanie Scourfield

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• MICROBIOLOGY — THAT JUST INVOLVES PEOPLE LOOKING DOWN A MICROSCOPE, DOESN’T IT? by Tanya Courtney
   

• A MICROBIOLOGICAL TOUR OF THE BRITISH ISLES by Simon V. Avery
   

• FROM MATHEMATICIAN TO MYCOLOGIST by S. Louise Owen
   

• GLITZ AND GLAMOUR ON THE HIGH SEAS — THE SLEAZY UNDERWORLD OF INTERNATIONAL PLANKTON CLASSIFICATION by Malcolm Wilkins
   

• WOULD YOU BUY A USED BUG FROM THIS MAN? by Bob Rowlands

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OASES

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• HARD TIMES by Alan Griffiths
   

• BECOMING A SCIENTIST by David Lloyd
   

• THE UNIVERSITY SCIENTIST by David Lloyd

 

SIGNPOSTS

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• WHITHER MICROBIOLOGY? by Clive Edwards
   

• HAS MICROBIOLOGY LOST ITS IDENTITY WORLDWIDE? by J. Richard Dickinson
   

• LIFE AS A MICROBIOLOGY LECTURER/RESEARCHER IN AUSTRALIA by Nick McClure
   

• MICROBIOLOGY: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE by J. Gwynfryn (Gwyn) Jones
   

• LOOKING AT WATER QUALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES by Ann Edington
   

• MARINE MICROBIOLOGY by E.C. Hill
   

• BITS, BYTES AND GRUBBY MACS by Julian Wimpenny

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CARTOONS by Geoff Gadd and Kevin Hillman