Pete Moore BSc PhD

Pete Moore BSc PhD

nows lives near Bristol, but for most of his writing career he lived in Ashtead and was a member of our church.
was editor of , from the first issue at Easter 1996 until Easter 2003
See also the following magazine articles:
- Harvest 2003 Spreading Wings: The Moores Go West
- Easter 1996 A mag. is born
studied physiology and biochemistry for his BSc and PhD at Reading then conducted research into neonatal development at University College Hospital, London Medical School
is Honorary Fellow in Ethics from Trinity College, Bristol
is Course Tutor - MSc Science communication at University of the West of England, Bristol
is a freelance science writer who seeks to stimulate, participate in and enable the public debate that surrounds developments in medicine, science and ethics by providing information in a form that is accessible to all sectors of our society.
was interviewed on 8 November 1998 for the BBC Radio 4's Open Book about the magazine. Links to hear the interview are on the page
See also Pete Moore's own site.
See also the 21 February 2001 Observer newspaper article Bitten by the bug - for writing about Pete and his Superbugs book

The books are listed in alphabetical order of title.

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		Babel's Shadow - Genetic technology in a fracturing society Pete Moore: Published 2000 by Lion Publishing, 256 pages, hardback "Genetic technology could help build a healthier world, or it could cause massive division," says Pete. " The question is do we have the will to manage the resources that are created so that they do no or little harm?" Pete's hope is that the book will enable readers to discover enough of the basics of genetics to be in a position to enter an encourage debate.
		Babel's Shadow - Genetic technology in a fracturing society Pete Moore: Published 2002 by Lion Publishing, 256 pages, paperback "Genetic technology could help build a healthier world, or it could cause massive division," says Pete. " The question is do we have the will to manage the resources that are created so that they do no or little harm?" Pete's hope is that the book will enable readers to discover enough of the basics of genetics to be in a position to enter an encourage debate.
		Being Me - What It Means to Be Human Pete Moore: Published 2003 by John Wiley, 288 pages, hardback
		Being Me - What It Means to Be Human Pete Moore: Published 2004 by John Wiley, 280 pages, paperback
e book		Being Me - What It Means to Be Human Pete Moore: Published 2003 by John Wiley, E-BOOK: ADOBE READER

		Blood & Justice - the Seventeenth Century Parisian Doctor Who Made Blood Transfusion History Pete Moore: Published 2002 by John Wiley and Sons, 256 pages, hardback Winner of the Tony Thistlethwaite Medical Journalists' Association Book Award 2003 See also the following magazine articles: Harvest 2003 Spreading Wings: The Moores Go West Harvest 2002 Ashtead Authors
		Born Too Early - A practical guide for parents of babies born prematurely Pete Moore: Published 1995 by Thorsons, 106 pages, paperback, ISBN 0722532296
		E=Mc² - the great ideas that shaped the world Pete Moore: Published 2002 by Sterling Publishing, 192 pages, hardback
		E=Mc² - the great ideas that shaped the world Pete Moore: Published 2005 by Friedman/Fairfax Publishing, 192 pages, hardback
		The Forensics Handbook Pete Moore: Published 2004 by Eye Books, 160 pages, paperback
		Killer Germs - Rogue diseases of the twenty-first century Pete Moore: Published 2001 by Carlton Books, 240 pages, hardback US edition of Superbugs
		Killer Germs - Rogue diseases of the twenty-first century Pete Moore: Published 2002 by Carlton Books, 272 pages, paperback Updated UK edition of Superbugs Pete Moore does an excellent job of assessing the threats, not least the threat of complacency… with facts that may surprise you - New Scientist
		Killer Germs - Rogue diseases of the twenty-first century Pete Moore: Published 2002 by Carlton Books, 272 pages, paperback, ISBN 1842224956 Updated UK edition of Superbugs Pete Moore does an excellent job of assessing the threats, not least the threat of complacency… with facts that may surprise you - New Scientist
		Little Book of Big Ideas: Science Pete Moore: Published 2005 by A & C Black, paperback
		The New Killer Germs - Avian Flu, MRSA, SARS, Anthrax, Ebola, Legionnaire's Disease, Monkey Pox, New-Variant CJD - What you need to know about diseases of the Twenty-first Century Pete Moore: Published 2006 by Carlton Books, 256 pages, hardback
		Pregnancy: A Testing Time - So many tests, so many choices, and what if my unborn baby is not healthy? Pete Moore: Published 1997 by Lion Publishing, 160 pages, paperback
		Recombinant DNA Technology - Biochemistry across the school Curriculum Guidance Notes for Advanced Biology No. 7 Pete Moore: Published 1994 by The Biochemical Society/Portland Press, 44 pages
		Superbugs - Rogue diseases of the twenty-first century Pete Moore: Published 2001 by Carlton Books, 224 pages, hardback Original UK edition of Killer Germs An Award-winning book. Commended in the BUPA/Medical Journalists' Awards 2001 for "excellence in communicating medical and health information in a book for the lay reader" - Medical Journalists' Association Pete was interviewed for the 21 February 2001 Observer newspaper article Bitten by the bug - for writing about this book, finances and God
		Trying for a Baby - What you need to know about fertility treatment Pete Moore: Published 1996 by Lion Publishing, 192 pages, paperback, ISBN 0745934218

	Audio Cassette	Playing God - Being Human Pete Moore: Published 2001 by Available from ICC Spreading the word
	Audio Cassette	Creation & Evolution - What Do I Tell The Kids? Pete Moore: Published 2004 by Available from ICC Spreading the word