Publications by Emeritus Professor Neil Gray - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Claire Bradford Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Tim Townshend Dr Amelia Lake	'Acceleration' of the food delivery marketplace: Perspectives of local authority professionals in the North-East of England on temporary COVID regulations	2024
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	A nation that rebuilds its soils rebuild itself- an engineer’s perspective	2022
Dr Joana Baptista Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Singleton Dr Clare McCann Professor David Manning et al.	Bacterial communities in soils as indicators of the potential of syenite as an agromineral	2022
Dr Geoffrey Abbott Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head Dr Mark Stevenson	Biogeochemical consequences of a changing Arctic shelf seafloor ecosystem	2022
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Jan Dolfing	Contribution of periphytic biofilm of paddy soils to carbon dioxide fixation and methane emissions	2022
Katie Gilmour Dr Colin Davie Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	Microbial community of MX80 bentonite and their interaction with iron	2022
Katie Gilmour Dr Colin Davie Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	Survival and activity of an indigenous iron-reducing microbial community from MX80 bentonite in high temperature / low water environments with relevance to a proposed method of nuclear waste disposal	2022
Katie Gilmour Dr Colin Davie Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	An indigenous iron-reducing microbial community from MX80 bentonite - A study in the framework of nuclear waste disposal	2021
Dr Clare McCann Dr Beate Christgen Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor David Graham	Understanding drivers of antibiotic resistance genes in High Arctic soil ecosystems	2019
Dr Lynsay Blake Professor David Manning Dr Paul Sallis Dr Harriet Hutchinson Emeritus Professor Neil Gray et al.	Evaluating an anaerobic digestion (AD) feedstock derived from a novel non-source segregated municipal solid waste (MSW) product	2017
Professor Ian Head Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	Microbial Biotechnology 2020; microbiology of fossil fuel resources	2016
Dr Clare McCann Dr Matthew Wade Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Casey Hubert Professor David Graham et al.	Microbial Communities in a High Arctic polar desert landscape	2016
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head	Family Achromatiaceae	2014
Professor Ian Head Professor Stephen Larter Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Angela Sherry Dr Martin Jones et al.	Hydrocarbon Degradation in Petroleum Reservoirs	2010
Dr Angela Sherry Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Carolyn Aitken Dr Jan Dolfing	Microbial oil degradation under methanogenic conditions	2010
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Angela Sherry Professor Stephen Larter Professor Ian Head	Biogenic methane production in formation waters from a large gas field in the North Sea	2009
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head	Microbial Ecology	2008
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Angela Sherry Dr Darryl Nelson Dr Arlene Rowan Alison Pickard et al.	The biogeographical distribution of closely related freshwater sediment bacteria is determined by environmental selection	2007
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Dr Angela Sherry Dr Arlene Rowan Professor Ian Head	The biogeographical distribution of closely related freshwater sediment bacteria is determined by environmental selection	2007
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor John Matthews Professor Ian Head	A stable isotope titration method to determine the contribution of acetate disproportionation and carbon dioxide reduction to methanogenesis	2006
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	The unique role of intracellular calcification in the genus Achromatium	2006
Professor Bruce Logan Cassandro Murano Emeritus Professor Keith Scott Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head et al.	Electricity generation from cysteine in a microbial fuel cell	2005
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head	Minerals, mats, pearls and veils: themes and variations in giant sulfur bacteria	2005
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Thomas Curtis Professor Ian Head	Response of the Soil Bacterial Community to Perturbation	2005
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head	The impact of sludge amendment on methanogen community structure in an upland soil	2005
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Professor Ian Head	New insights on old bacteria: bacterial diversity and function in aquatic ecosystems	1999
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	Platinum group minerals from the Broken Hill District, New South Wales	1998
Emeritus Professor Neil Gray	Unnamed Palladium Telluride Minerals from Broken Hill, New South Wales	1998