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Sails, Andrew David was born on February 1, 1970 in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England. Son of Richard Thomas and Stella Sails.
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Andrew David Sails, British microbiologist, researcher. Member of Association Clinical Microbiologists, Federation Clinical Scientists, Society Applied Microbiology (W. H. Pierce Memorial prize 2004), American Society Microbiology (member editorial board Journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology since 2005).
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology with honors, University Manchester, 1991. Master of Science in Biomedical Science, Manchester Metropolitan University, 1995. Doctor of Philosophy in Molecular Microbiology, University Central Lancashire, 2000.
Career
Biomedical scientist Public Health Laboratory Service, Preston, England, 1991—2000. Principal clinical scientist, head research & development Health Protection Agency, Newcastle upon Tyne, since 2003. Technology scout Health Protection Agency, since 2004.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Association Clinical Microbiologists, Federation Clinical Scientists, Society Applied Microbiology (W. H. Pierce Memorial prize 2004), American Society Microbiology (member editorial board Journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology since 2005).
Connections
Married Lindsay Higham, August 11, 2000. 1 child Jessica Abby.
Education
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1991
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1995
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Career
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1991
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2003
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2003
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Recipient The Smith prize Music, Preston College, United Kingdom, 1988, The Park prize Chemistry, 1988, The Walton prize Physics, 1988, The Science division prize Biology, 1988, Dalton prize Natural History, University Manchester, 1989, The Norman Smith prize Combined Studies, 1990, The Annual Postgraduate Student prize, University Central Lancashire, United Kingdom, 1999. Fellow, Oak Ridge Institute of Science and Education, 2000-2003, Center Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, 2000-2003. Scholar, Manchester University, 1988-1991.Recipient The Smith prize Music, Preston College, United Kingdom, 1988, The Park prize Chemistry, 1988, The Walton prize Physics, 1988, The Science division prize Biology, 1988, Dalton prize Natural History, University Manchester, 1989, The Norman Smith prize Combined Studies, 1990, The Annual Postgraduate Student prize, University Central Lancashire, United Kingdom, 1999. Fellow, Oak Ridge Institute of Science and Education, 2000-2003, Center Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, 2000-2003. Scholar, Manchester University, 1988-1991.