Professor Vivian Moses

Current Appointments

Visiting Professor of Biology, University College London and Director of The Centre for Genetic Anthropology (1996-2006).

Visiting Professor of Biotechnology, Division of Life Sciences , King's College London (1993-).

Emeritus Professor of Microbiology, Queen Mary & Westfield College, London (1993-).

Main Career Appointments

1960-71: Senior Scientist, later Associate Director, Laboratory of Chemical Biodynamics, University of California, Berkeley.

1971-93: Professor of Microbiology, Queen Mary & Westfield College (University of London)

1987-94: Science Director, Archaeus Technology Group, Leatherhead, Surrey

Contact Infomation

+44 (0) 208- 451-0784	+44 (0) 207-848-4500
V.Moses@qmul.ac.uk	The Center for Genetic Anthroplolgy Department of Biology Darwin Building University College London Gower Street London, WC1E 6BT

Recent Publications in Biotechnology

V. Moses and R.E. Cape (eds) (1991). Biotechnology: the science and the business. London, New York and Chur: Harwood Academic Press. pp. xiii + 596.



V. Moses and Sheila Moses (1991). Biotechnology in industry, healthcare and the environment. Special Report No. 2178. London: Economist Intelligence Unit. pp. 176.




V. Moses (1991). Entrepreneurial professors, in Bio/Technology, 9, 676.




V. Moses (1993). Promise and Fulfilment: the importance of technology transfer, in Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 700, 182-193.




V. Moses and Sheila Moses (1995). Exploiting biotechnology. London and New York: Harwood Academic Press. pp. viii + 332.




N. Bradman and V. Moses (1995). From Cells to Sales: Competition, selection and evolution in the marketing of products and services, in Bio/Technology, 13, 652-655.




R.E. Harris, I.D.M. NcKay and V. Moses (1995). A novel enzyme-based acidizing system: matrix acidizing and drilling fluid damage removal, in Proceedings of The Fifth International Conference on Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery and Related Biotechnology for Solving Environmental Problems (CONF-9509173; DE96001220), pp. 197-210.