Professor David Coleman

David Coleman received his B.A. (Mod.), Ph.D. and Sc.D. from Trinity College Dublin. Joining the School of Dental Science in 1989, he is now Professor of Oral and Applied Microbiology and head of the division of Oral Biosciences. He is a Fellow of Trinity (FTCD) and the Royal College of Pathologists (FRCPath.), London, member of the Royal Irish Academy (MRIA) and winner of the RIA silver medal for microbiology. Professor Coleman has published over 200 articles in peer-reviewed international journals and book chapters. His research interests focus on translational microbiology including automated minimisation of infection risks in healthcare facilities from water networks, wastewater systems and medical devices, and the population biology, evolution, genomics and antibiotic resistance mechanisms of methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and other staphylococcal species investigated by whole genome sequencing.

  A GENE   A GENE FAMILY   A GENE-EXPRESSION   A OUTBREAK   ABC TRANSPORTER   ACME   ACME III   ACME III Element   ACME Type IV   ACME TYPE V   ACQUIRED-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-SYNDROME   ACRYLIC RESIN   ACT1   ACTIVATION   AIDS   ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE   Antibiotics   Applied and Environmental microbiology   Arginine catabolic mobile element   BACTERIAL BIOFILMS   Bacterial pathogenicity   BACTERIAL-CONTAMINATION   Bacteriology and bacterial pathogenesis   BACTERIOPHAGE CONVERSION   BIOFILM   BIOFILM FORMATION   BIOFILMS   Biomedical sciences   CANDIDA ALBICANS   CANDIDA DUBLINIENSIS SP NOV   CANDIDA SPP   CANDIDA-ALBICANS   CANDIDA-ALBICANS STRAINS   CANDIDA-DUBLINIENSIS   CANDIDA-GLABRATA   Chemotherapeutic Agents   Communicable Diseases   DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSIS   DENTAL CHAIR WATERLINES   DENTAL CHAIRS   DENTAL CLINIC   DENTAL DISINFECTANTS   DENTAL HANDPIECES   DENTAL PLAQUE MICROBIOLOGY   DIAGNOSIS   Diagnostics   DIFFERENTIATION   DIVERSITY   DNA   DNA typing   DNA TYPING METHODS   Drug Resistance   DUBLIN   DUBLIN HOSPITALS   DUBLINIENSIS   DUODENAL-ULCER   ELECTROPHORETIC KARYOTYPE   ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY   ENZYME FRAGMENTATION PATTERNS   ENZYME-MEDIATED INTEGRATION   Epidemiology   EPITHELIAL-CELLS   EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS   EPSTEIN-BARR-VIRUS   ESCHERICHIA-COLI   Eukaryotic gene regulation   Evolutionary genetics   EXPRESSION   FIELD GEL-ELECTROPHORESIS   FLUCONAZOLE   Fungal Diseases   FUNGAL-INFECTIONS   Fungi   FUSARIUM   FUSARIUM-SOLANI   GEL-ELECTROPHORESIS   GENE   Gene Cloning   Genetic Engineering   Genetic Manipulation   Genetic Mapping, Gene Sequence   Genetic Resistance   Genetic/Molecular epidemiology   Genetically Modified Organisms   Genetics   GENOME   Genomes, Genomics   Genomic structure and function, molecular approaches to gene function   GENTAMICIN-RESISTANT   GERM TUBES   GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA   HAIRY LEUKOPLAKIA   HEALTHY-INDIVIDUALS   HIV Infection   HIV opportunistic infections   HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS   HIV-INFECTION   Host, Pathogen interactions   HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS   IDENTIFICATION   IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION   INFECTED INDIVIDUALS   INFECTION   INFECTIONS   Infectious diseases   IN-SITU HYBRIDIZATION   IN-VITRO   LEGIONELLA   LYSIN   Medical Devices   METHICILLIN RESISTANCE   METHICILLIN-RESISTANCE   METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS   Methicillin-susceptible S. aureus   Molecular Biology   Molecular Cloning   Molecular Genetics   Molecular genetics of gram positive pathogens   Molecular Probes   MRSA   Mycology   Mycology and fungal pathogenesis   Nucleic Acid Sequencing   Oral Diseases   Oral diseases and Oral medicine   Oral microbiology   Pathogenesis   PATHOGENS   PLASMID DNA   PREVALENCE   Procaryotic gene regulation   PROFILES   Prokaryotic and eukaryotic genetics and genomics   Quantitative and molecular genetics   RAPID IDENTIFICATION   Regulatory methods of gene expression   RIBOSOMAL-RNA   STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS   STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS INFECTION   Translational microbiology   WATER   WATER ACTIVITY   WATER MICROBIOLOGY   WATER QUALITY   WATER-BORNE   WATER-QUALITY   whole-genome sequencing   YEAST   YEAST CULTURES   YEAST KILLER PHENOMENON   YEAST TOXINS

Automated control and management of microbial biofilms in water systems linked to medical devices. Automated microbial biofilm management in large water distribution systems in healthcare facilities. Molecular epidemiology and population structure of hospital-acquired and community acquired MRSA. Molecular analysis of SCCmec elements in pandemic, epidemic and sporadic MRSA and MSSA. Molecular epidemiology, population structure, antifungal drug resistance mechanisms in Candida dubliniensis and other oral Candida species. Management of Legionella bacteria in water distribution systems Application of electrochemically activated solutions to control microbial proliferation in the environment, in water distribution systems and in medical devices.