Professor Steve Forsythe is a microbiologist who has published 85 peer-reviewed papers on Cronobacter, a bacterial pathogen that can cause neonatal meningitis. He advises several international organizations on food safety issues. The document encourages building one's research profile by establishing an online presence on sites like ResearchGate, Academia.edu, and YouTube and ensuring their work and credentials can be easily found via search engines.

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 ….?

11. PubMLST/Cronobacter database

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

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steve forsythe

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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

21. 15.7.2014

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23. 30.7.2014

24. 2.9.2014

29. Pre-selected!

34. 22.7.2014

39. Academia.edu

40. https://nottinghamtrent.academia.edu/StephenForsythe

47. Journals

50. 22.7.2014

52. Thanks…can I go and lie
down go now?