David Coates - Publications#

Ph.D thesis: The biological consequences of somatic incompatibility in wood decaying Basidiomycetes and other fungi. University of Bath (1984)

MBA thesis: Branding in industrial markets: use and practice within the speciality chemicals industry. Middlesex Business School (1991)

Peer reviewed scientific literature

Coates, D., Rayner A.D.M., Todd, N.K. (1981). Mating behaviour, mycelial antagonism and the establishment if individuals in Stereum hirsutum. Transactions of the British Mycological Society. 76 41 - 51

Boddy, L., Coates, D., Rayner A.D.M. (1983). Attraction of fungus gnats to zones of interspecific antagonism on agar plates. Transactions of the British Mycological Society. 81 149 - 151

Rayner A.D.M., Coates, D., Ainsworth, A.M., Adams, I.J.H., Williams, E.N.D., Todd, N.K. (1984). The biological consequences of the individualistic mycelium. In, The Ecology & Physiology of the Fungal Mycelium. pp 509 - 540. (Eds. Jennings, D.H., and Rayner, A.D.M ) C.U.P

Coates, D., Rayner A.D.M (1985). Evidence for a cytoplasmically transmissible factor affecting recognition and somato-sexual differentiation in the Basidiomycete Stereum hirsutum. Journal of General Microbiology, 131 207 - 219.

Coates, D., Rayner A.D.M. (1985). Genetic control and variation in expression of the “bow -tie” reaction between homokaryons of Stereum hirsutum. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 84 191 - 205

Coates, D., Rayner, A.D.M., Boddy, L. (1985). Interaction between mating and somatic incompatibility in the Basidiomycete Stereum hirsutum. New Phytologist, 99 473 - 483.

Coates, D., Rayner, A.D.M. (1985). Induction of rhizomorphic organs in the non-rhizomorphic fungus Stereum hirsutum, via a mobile regulatory factor. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 84 527 - 530

Coates, D., Rayner, A.D.M. (1985). Heterokaryon - homokaryon interactions in Stereum hirsutum. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 84 637 - 645

Coates, D., Rayner, A.D.M. (1985). Fungal populations and community development in cut Beech logs: 1, establishment via the aerial cut surface. New Phytologist, 101 153 - 171

ibid. 2. establishment via the buried, cut surface. pp 173 - 181

ibid. 3. spatial dynamics, interactions and strategies. pp 183 - 198

Rayner, A.D.M., Coates, D. (1987). regulation of mycelial organisation and responses. In, “The Evolutionary Biology of the Fungi”. Chapter 8. C.U.P

Grey literature

Coates, D., Sloss, R.I. (1986). Microbial control, strategy and assessment. In. Institute of Public Health Engineers Yearbook. pp 463 - 466. Sterling Publications Ltd. London

Coates, D. (1991). Environmental microbial control, strategy and assessment update. In. International Public Health Engineering. pp 45 - 46. Kean Publications Ltd. ISBN 1872558003

Coates, D. (1991). Surface biocides and environmental hygiene: a profitable partnership for the mushroom grower. The Mushroom Journal, January 1991, pp 17 - 18

Coates, D. (1992). Spoilage, air and water: microbiological risks in the workplace and home and how effective hygiene can safeguard the environment. Purchasers Review (London & District). Stroudgate Publications Ltd

Coates, D. (1993). TFS -analysis. Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), Terrestrial and Freshwater Sciences Analytical Chemistry Service. In. Corporate Responsibility Europe 1993. Chesterford Publishing. London. pp 79 - 80. ISBN 1873420005

Coates, D. (1993). European Environment Conference. “Successful environmental planning - the need for integrated ecological and environmental data systems”.

Coates D., Strömholm S. (2003) International Academies as a point of intersection between individual scholarship and supranational policy. In The IPTS Report, Vol. 70.2003

Reports

1993. Countryside Information System: Market potential report and business plan (for the UK Department of the Environment)

1999. “Nanosciences within COST - Towards a European nanosciences community” report of the ad hoc group in nanosciences & nanotechnology for the Committee of Senior Officials of the International Co-operation Science & technology mechanism. (Council of the European Union).

2000 (October). Confidential report for the UK Royal Society. “A study for the establishment of a European Academies approach to the provision of scientific advice to EU institutions”.