Roger W. Pickup is affiliated with Lancaster University in the United Kingdom. Their research spans several interconnected fields, including infectious diseases, nutrition and dietetics, applied microbiology and biotechnology, food science, and epidemiology.
The scientist's recent work covers a variety of topics such as child nutrition and water access, antibiotic use and resistance, environmental education and sustainability, sustainability in higher education, leptospirosis research and findings, viral infections and vectors, and infection control in healthcare.
Frequent collaborators in their publications include Emmanuel Tsekleves, Kirk T. Semple, Manoj Roy, Dziedzom de Souza, and Collins Ahorlu.
Several publication venues have featured their work, with multiple articles appearing in the Journal of Water Sanitation and Hygiene for Development and the Journal of Microbiological Methods, as well as contributions to Frontiers in Public Health, Scientific Reports, and Microorganisms.
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Roger W. Pickup include:
I.M. Head;J.R. Saunders;Roger W. Pickup
B A Hales;C Edwards;D A Ritchie;G Hall
Glenn Rhodes;Geert Huys;Jean Swings;Patrick Mcgann
Tim J. Bull;Elizabeth J. McMinn;Karim Sidi-Boumedine;Angela Skull
Stefan Krause;David M. Hannah;Jan Fleckenstein;C. H. Heppell
R. W. Pickup;G. Rhodes;S. Arnott;K. Sidi-Boumedine
William D. Hiorns;Richard C. Hastings;Ian M. Head;Alan J. McCarthy
Andrew C. Johnson;Mike C. Acreman;Michael J. Dunbar;Stephen W. Feist
R. W. Pickup
A. Mark Osborn;Fernanda M. da Silva Tatley;Fernanda M. da Silva Tatley;Lafras M. Steyn;Roger W. Pickup
Philip Donkersley;Glenn Rhodes;Roger W. Pickup;Kevin C. Jones
T.J Bull;K Sidi-Boumedine;E.J McMinn;K Stevenson
Jonathan Porter;Daniel Deere;Roger Pickup;Clive Edwards
Jonathan Porter;Daniel Deere;Melanie Hardman;Clive Edwards
J. Porter;C. Edwards;R.W. Pickup
J. Porter;C. Edwards;J. A. W. Morgan;R. W. Pickup
J. A. W. Morgan;G. Rhodes;R. W. Pickup
Ian R. McDonald;Graham H. Hall;Roger W. Pickup;J. Colin Murrell
J. G. Jones;S. Gardener;B. M. Simon;R. W. Pickup
Philip Donkersley;Glenn Rhodes;Roger W. Pickup;Kevin C. Jones
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