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Our Editorial Board comprises highly distinguished microbiologists with extensive research and diagnostic experience.

All materials and information currently being presented on MicroBioNet, have been written and produced by the Editorial Board of MicroBioNet. We have taken all precautions to be as up to date and in conformity with current thinking on the subjects as possible. However, if any reader is aware of information we have missed , wrongly interpreted or made any errors, we would readily welcomethose views, particularly if accompained with appropriate references. We would be happy to alter any text accordingly and give due reference to the reader, unless specifically asked not to.

We consider the MicroBioNet Site as an interactive medium and would welcome comments, corrections or reinterpretations, as well as further articles. It is impossible for any group or individuals to have expertise in all the species, genera and families of microorganisms, at the level, which we demand of ourselves. We would, therefore, welcome contributions from readers. In the first instance we would be particularly interested in including further "Profiles". In these cases the only requirements are that the Profile conforms to the format of the profiles presented. It is our policy that complemetary information on all microorganisms be consistently and systematically available. All such contributions will, if published on MicroBioNet have the name(s) of the author(s) with all appropriate information. We reserve the right to subject them to editorial review, in discussion with the author(s). Click on the box "Want to Contribute Content"?

We would also welcome in-depth articles on virtually any topic pertaining to microorganisms. These will, if published on MicroBioNet, have the name(s) of the author(s) with all appropriate information. We reserve the right to subject these articles to editorial review, in discussion with the author(s).

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Dr. Karl Bettelheim

Dr. Bettelheim, PhD, has over 35 years of international experience and is currently employed by The Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory in Melbourne, Australia. Dr. Bettelheim specialises in research, diagnostics and teaching in medical and related fields. He is a member of an editorial board of an international journal and is an honorary research fellow of an Australian University. He is also a consultant to WHO on Diarrhoeal Diseases and Legionellosis. Dr. Bettelheim has frequently authored articles in many international peer review journals and has already authored pages on the internet.

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