Born in Oxford, U.K. in 1936, educated at University of Nottingham obtaining a B.Sc. Lecturer at the University of Surrey, U.K., from 1962 to 1968 when appointed to a faculty position at the University of Regina, Canada. Now Director, Regina Water Research Institute and Professor of Microbiology at that institution. Registered microbiologist with the Canadian College of Microbiology.
Main expertise is in the area of applied microbial ecology.
Two-week display at the provincial art gallery on bacteria etchings recovered from high sand content golf courses suffering from black plug layer fouling. Biodeterioration of the RMS Titanic 2. Microbiological Scientific Activity on the RMS Titanic 1996 to 1998 3. Biodeterioration of the RMS Titanic Summary Statement 4.