Tim Sandle

   


Dr. Sandle is the Head of Microbiology and Sterility Assurance at Bio Products Laboratory Limited (a pharmaceutical organization). Dr. Sandle is a chartered biologist (Royal Society for Biology) and holds a first class honors degree in Applied Biology; a Masters degree in education; and obtained his doctorate from Keele University.

Dr. Sandle has over twenty-five years experience of designing and operating a range of microbiological tests (including sterility testing, endotoxin LAL methodology, microbial enumeration, environmental monitoring, particle counting, bioburden, isolators, and water testing). In addition, Dr. Sandle is experienced in microbiological and quality batch review, microbiological investigation and policy development.

Dr. Sandle is an honorary tutor with the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Manchester and is a lecturer for the university’s pharmaceutical microbiology MSc course. Dr. Sandle serves on several national and international committees relating to pharmaceutical microbiology and cleanroom contamination control (including the ISO cleanroom standards). He was chair of the Pharmig LAL action group and served on the Blood Service disinfection committee. He has written over five hundred book chapters, peer-reviewed papers, and technical articles relating to microbiology, healthcare, and pharmaceutical science; and delivered papers to over one hundred conferences.

Dr. Sandle is the editor of the Pharmaceutical Microbiology Interest Group Journal and runs an online microbiology website and forum (http://www.pharmamicroresources.com/). Dr. Sandle is an experienced auditor and frequently acts as a consultant to the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.

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Genetic Test for Antimicrobial Resistance

  
Genetic Test for Antimicrobial Resistance

Scientists have put together a sensitive method to determine if bacteria carry a gene that can cause resistance to two common antibiotics. The test is rapid and has been tested against the bacterium which causes ‘strep throat’ and other respiratory …

New Liposome Treatment for Community-acquired Pneumonia

  
New Liposome Treatment for Community-acquired Pneumonia

New research, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, presents the first clinical results with CAL02 in patients suffering from severe pneumonia, the first cause of infectious mortality in the world.

The findings are of significance for pharmaceutical companies and the …