New Members of BSPP

We warmly welcome the following new members, who have recently joined BSPP.

Dr Anna Avrova, of the Scottish Crop Research Institute, Dundee, whose interests include the molecular biology of Erwinia and Phytophthora.

Miss Joanne E Ayriss, a postgraduate student at IACR Long Ashton

Mr Ralph Bickerdike, a postgraduate student from the Gatty Marine Laboratory in St. Andrews, whose interests include pathogens of marine algae.

Dr David Chilton, a bursary award winner at IACR Rothamsted

Dr Danny W Cullen, of the Scottish Crop Research Institute, Dundee, whose interests include molecular diagnostics for bacterial and fungal  potato pathogens.

Mr John E Dawaher, a postgraduate student at SAC, Aberdeen.

Prof H-W Dehne, of the Institut fuer Pflanzenkrankheiten, at the University of Bonn, Germany.

Dr Mark Dixon, of the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Southampton.

Mrs Diana M Earnshaw, a postgraduate student at UCNW, Bangor.

Miss Sonia Gomez, a postgraduate student at CABI Bioscience

Miss Jocelyn Greenhouse, a postgraduate student at the University of Bangor.

Mr Ian Haigh, a postgraduate student at Harper Adams College.

Dr Peter Hedley, from SCRI, whose interests include the molecular biology of resistance in fungal pathogens.

Ingo Hein, a postgraduate student at SCRI, whose interests include the molecular biology of cereal fungal pathogens.

Miss Sarah Holcroft, a postgraduate student at HRI Wellesbourne.

Miss Maria Holeva, a postgraduate student at SCRI, whose interests include the molecular biology of bacterial pathogens of potato.

Ms Lizbeth J Hyman, of SCRI, whose interests include molecular diagnostics for bacterial soft rots.

Dr David R Jones, based at CSL, York.

Hadley R Kutcher, a plant pathologist based in Melfort, Canada.

Mr Gavin Lingiah, a postgraduate student based in Glasgow.

Mr Christopher J Loades, a postgraduate student from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Southampton.

Mr Pana Lohasupthawee, a postgraduate student at Kings College, London.

Mr Wayne L Morris, from SRCI, whose interests include the molecular biology of resistance in fungal pathogens.

Dr Kalliopi Papadopoulou, of the NAGREF institute of Kalamata, Greece, whose interests include biocontrol of fungal pathogens.

Melodie L Putnam, of the Botany and Plant Pathology Department at the Oregon State University, USA.

Carla Schoonus, of De Ruiter Seeds, The Netherlands.

Miss Laura M Simpson, a postgraduate student from the University of Edinburgh.

Mr Nikos Skandalis, a postgraduate student at Wye College.

Dr Pieter van de Graaf, of SCRI, whose interests include the molecular biology and epidemiology of Spongospora in potato.

Dr Stephen Whisson of SCRI, whose interests include the molecular genetics of Phytophthora.

Dr Kevin Williams, from SARDI, Adelaide, Australia.

Dr Mary Woodhead from SCRI, whose interests include powdery mildew in cereals and soft fruit.

We would also like to welcome the Senior Editors and Editorial Board of Molecular Plant Pathology. Some  are long-standing members of BSPP, whilst others are new members of the Society.
 

Editor-In-Chief Dr. Gary Foster University of Bristol	Senior Editors Ulla Bonas Martin-Luther University, Germany
John Draper University of Wales, Aberystwyth	Jean Greenberg University of Chicago, USA
Sarah Gurr University of Oxford	Eric Holub Horticulture Research International, Wellesbourne
Andrew  O. Jackson University of California, Berkeley, USA	Andrew J. Maule John Innes Centre, Norwich
Richard Oliver Carlsberg Laboratory, Denmark	John Ryals Paradigm Genetics, Research Triangle Park, USA
Editorial Board Members Caitilyn Allen University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA	Matthieu Arlat INRA/CNRS, France
David Baulcombe Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich	Margaret  Boulton John Innes Centre, Norwich
James Brown John Innes Centre, Norwich	John P. Carr University of Cambridge
Vitaly Citovsky SUNY,  USA	Mark Coleman University of East Anglia, Norwich
William O. Dawson University of Florida, USA	Ralph A. Dean Clemson University, USA
Bob Dietrich Novartis Crop Protection, Inc., Research Triangle Park, USA	Bryce W. Falk University of California Davis, USA
Claude Fauquet TSRI, California, USA	John Gatehouse University of Durham
Murray Grant Wye College	Jon  Green University of Birmingham
Dennis Gross University of Washington, USA	David Guttman University of Chicago, USA
Jacques Hille University of Groningen, The Netherlands	Regine Kahmann Institut fuer Genetik und Mikrobiologie, Germany
C. Cheng Kao Indiana University, USA	Dan Klessig Waksman Institute, Rutgers University,  USA
Karl-Heinz Kogel Justus-Liebig-Universitat Giessen, Germany	Barbara Kunkel Washington University, USA
Steven A. Lommel North Carolina State University, USA	John Lucas IACR-Long Ashton Research Station, Bristol
John M. Manners University of Queensland, Australia	John W Mansfield Wye College
John M. McDowell University of North Carolina, USA	Joel J. Milner Glasgow University
Luis Mur University of Wales, Aberystwyth	Richard S. Nelson The Noble Foundation, USA
Donald L. Nuss University of Maryland, USA	Neil Olszewski University of Minnesota, USA
Jane Parker Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich	Ian T.D. Petty North Carolina State University, USA
Laurence Rahme Massachusetts General Hospital, USA	Dominique Roby UMR CNRS/INRA, France
D’Ann M. Rochon Agriculture & Agricultural-Foods Canada, Canada	John Salmeron Novartis Biotechnology, Inc, Research Triangle Park, USA
George Salmond University of Cambridge	Julie Scholes University of Sheffield
Imre E. Somssich Max-Planck-Institut f. Zuechtungsforschung, Germany	Paul Tudzynski Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet, Germany
John G. Turner University of East Anglia, Norwich	Scott Uknes Paradigm Genetics, Research Triangle Park, USA
James L. Van Etten University of Nebraska, USA	Jan A.L. Van Kan Wageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands
Yuichiro Watanabe Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Japan	Peter Waterhouse CSIRO-Plant Industry, Australia.
T. Michael A. Wilson Horticulture Research International, Wellesbourne