Lecturer I, Pharmaceutical Microbiology & BiotechnologyUniversity Calendar staff
5
Unilorin publications
3
Citations, all work
1
h-index
0
i10-index
Works on
Antibiotic Resistance in BacteriaBacterial biofilms and quorum sensingAntibiotic Use and ResistanceVibrio bacteria research studies
Publications
A selection from 5 publications carrying a University of Ilorin affiliation.
Most cited
- Phenotypic Characterization and Resistance Trends of Klebsiella pneumoniae from Selected Hospitals in Ilorin, Kwara State NigeriaAbdulmalik Aliyu, Susan M. David, Ronke Hadiyat Bello and others · 2025 · International Journal of Science for Global Sustainability · 0 citations · free to read
- Detection of Extended Spectrum Beta-Lactamase Producing Enterobacteriaceae Isolates from Children with Gastrointestinal infection in Ilorin, Kwara stateSusan M. David, Abdulmalik Aliyu, Ronke Hadiyat Bello and others · 2025 · International Journal of Science for Global Sustainability · 0 citations · free to read
- Colonization and Antibiogram of Stapylococcus Species Isolated from Apparently Healthy Students in a Tertiary Institution in NigeriaSusan M. David, Pauline E. Anugha, Frances O. Akhibi and others · 2024 · Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences · 0 citations · free to read
- Microbiota of gills and antibiotic susceptibility patterns of bacteria isolates from Clarias gariepinus in different holding facilitiesD.A. Adah, L. Saidu, SJ Oniye and others · 2020 · Sokoto Journal of Veterinary Sciences · 0 citations · free to read
Elsewhere
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5 of this researcher’s 6 indexed publications carry a Unilorin affiliation. The index holds this researcher under 2 separate records (M. S. David, Susan M. David), which are combined here. An ORCID attached to every publication prevents this splitting. Matched to the University Calendar 2024–2028 entry “Susan M. David, Lecturer I, Department of Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Biotechnology”. No ORCID on record, so some publications may be attributed elsewhere.