Summary
I am a Principal Teaching Fellow in the Department of Life Sciences. My background is plant sciences and the biotransformation of wood preservatives, but I'm now most actively involved in leading first year teaching on the Biological Sciences BSc degree stream.
In first-year Biological Sciences, I convene the Biological Chemistry & Microbiology module, and also teach on the Cell Biology & Genetics and on the Evolution and Diversity modules. In the final-year of all Life Sciences degrees, I co-convene our Science Communication module. See the teaching tab for more on these courses, and the teaching tab for more about my contributions to them.
Pronouns: he/him/his
Publications
Conference
Wallace DF, Cook SR, Dickinson DJ, 2008, The Role of Non-Decay Microorganisms in the Degradation of Organic Wood Preservatives, 229th National Meeting of the American-Chemical-Society (ACS), AMER CHEMICAL SOC, Pages:312-322, ISSN:0097-6156
Cook SR, Dickinson DJ, Studies on the toxicity of IPBC and other biocides to bacteria, International Research Group on Wood Preservation
Cook SR, Dickinson DJ, The role of coformulants in preventing bacterial biotransformation of IPBC, International Research group on Wood Preservation
Cook SR, Dickinson DJ, Sullivan J, The bacterial biotransformation of IPBC, International Research Group on Wood Preservation