Contact Professor Colin Pilbeam
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Background
Dr Colin Pilbeam is a multi-disciplinary research scientist with extensive experience of managing collaborative research projects internationally. He has a passion for doctoral education and gained Senior Fellowship of Higher Education Academy in 2019.
Colin Pilbeam received his MA in Agriculture and Forest Sciences from Oxford and his PhD in Agricultural Botany from the University of Reading. An MBA from the University of Reading preceded a prize-winning DBA in Higher Education Management from the University of Bath.
Colin Pilbeam joined Cranfield University School of Management in 2000 as Manager of Research Programmes, and was appointed as Senior Research Fellow in 2005. He was promoted to Principal Research Fellow in 2013, to Reader in Safety Leadership in 2018 and then to Professor of Organizational Safety in 2021. Between 2005 and 2011 he was Director of the PhD programme in School of Management recognised as 'world-leading' by an independent panel review in 2008.
He served on the executive council of the British Academy of Management as co-Vice Chair for Special Interest Groups in 2018-19. He sits on the Research Advisory Group for IOSH
Research opportunities
Dr Colin Pilbeam is keen to recruit doctoral students, especially those with experience of organizational safety. While open to your suggestions for research projects, he is particularly interested in investigating:
the effects of macro-factors (including national cultures) on organizational safety culture
the tension between safety and productivity and how this is managed
the contribution of training to safe working
the role of leadership in delivering safety performance
the ways organizations can learn from accident and incident reports, and why they fail
Current activities
Dr Colin Pilbeam is Professor of Organizational Safety, based in the Cranfield Safety and Accident Investigation Centre. He is also an Adjunct Professor in School of Aviation and Transportation Technology, Purdue University, USA.
His research focuses in how organizational structures, processes and practices influence safe working and organizational safety performance. Recent projects funded by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) have investigated safety leadership in service organisations and the management of safety in outsourced relationships. The Lloyds Register Foundation has funded work on the influence of context on the design of safety interventions. Together with industry sponsored projects on safety leadership and safety culture with Network Rail, Laing O'Rourke and Highlands and Islands Airports Limited. These form part of a career portfolio of managed research projects valued at more than £3.5m.
His current doctoral research students contribute to our understanding of organizational safety. Their projects investigate:
· Effects of national culture on organizational safety climate
· Effects of hierarchy and time on perceptions of organizational safety climate
· Decoupling of safety practices from written procedures
· Establishing and maintaining resilience in organizational systems
· Using semiotics to interpret the representations of safety created by conventional safety tools
He is working with the University Côte d'Azur to develop safety leadership training in the nuclear industry funded by the EU.
Colin Pilbeam is a module leader on four MSc courses:
MSc in Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Engineering (Ethics, Safety and Regulation module)
MSc in Aviation Safety Management Risk and Regulation (Responding to Risk in Sociotechnical systems)
MSc in Aviation Safety Management Risk and Regulation (Managing Current Safety Issues - Group Project)
MSc in Aviation Safety Management Risk and Regulation (Managing Emerging Safety Issues - Group Project)
He regularly runs masterclasses on 'Working with Literature' at Cranfield, at other UK universities and at the annual British Academy of Management doctoral symposium.
Clients
- Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
- Lloyd's Register Foundation
- Siemens AG
- GSK plc
- Costain Group plc
- Kuehne + Nagel International AG
- Waitrose Ltd
- Argos Ltd (J Sainsbury plc)
- Network Rail
- Laing O'Rourke
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Omidi L, Karimi H, Pilbeam C, Mousavi S & Moradi G. (2024). Safety leadership and safety citizenship behavior: the mediating roles of safety knowledge, safety motivation, and psychological contract of safety. Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print)
- Pilbeam C. (2024). Practices and challenges of safety management in outsourced facilities management. Journal of Safety Research, 90
- Omidi L, Dolatabad KM & Pilbeam C. (2023). Differences in perception of the importance of process safety indicators between experts in Iran and the West. Journal of Safety Research, 84(February)
- Pilbeam C & Karanikas N. (2023). Safety training in context: technical, cultural and political factors affecting its design, delivery and transfer. Journal of Safety Research, 85(June)
- Kaya GK, Ustebay S, Nixon J, Pilbeam C & Sujan M. (2023). Exploring the impact of safety culture on incident reporting: Lessons learned from machine learning analysis of NHS England staff survey and incident data. Safety Science, 166(October)
- Pilbeam C & Karanikas N. (2023). Effective transfer of safety interventions within and between organizations: Leveraging translation theory to achieve improved outcomes. Safety Science, 168(December)
- Omidi L, Karimi H, Pilbeam C, Mousavi S & Moradi G. (2023). Exploring the relationships among safety leadership, safety climate, psychological contract of safety, risk perception, safety compliance, and safety outcomes. Frontiers in Public Health, 11
- Ben-Saed M & Pilbeam C. (2022). The effect of an embargo, sanctions and culture on safety climate: A qualitative view from aviation maintenance in the MENA region. Journal of Safety Research, 81
- Karanikas N, Khan SR, Baker PRA & Pilbeam C. (2022). Designing safety interventions for specific contexts: Results from a literature review. Safety Science, 156(December)
- Pilbeam C, Denyer D & Doherty N. (2020). Safety risk factors in two different types of routine outsourced work: a systematic literature review. Policy and Practice in Health and Safety, 18(2)
- Pilbeam C, Denyer D, Doherty N & Davidson R. (2019). Designing safer working interventions through a literature review using a mechanisms-based approach. Safety Science, 120
- Nixon J, Pilbeam C & Kirwan B. (2019). Pragmatic science? Reflections on the academic - industry interactions in a European aviation research programme. MATEC Web of Conferences, 304
- Nyman J, Pilbeam C, Baines P & Maklan S. (2018). Identifying the roles of university fundraisers in securing transformational gifts: lessons from Canada. Studies in Higher Education, 43(7)
- Pilbeam C, Doherty N, Davidson R & Denyer D. (2016). Safety leadership practices for organizational safety compliance: Developing a research agenda from a review of the literature. Safety Science, 86
- Pilbeam C, Doherty N, Davidson R & Denyer D. (2016). Effect of isomorphic forces on safety practices in service organizations: are there dangers to homogeneity?. Policy and Practice in Health and Safety, 14(1)
- Pilbeam C, Davidson R, Doherty N & Denyer D. (2016). What learning happens? Using audio diaries to capture learning in response to safety-related events within retail and logistics organizations. Safety Science, 81
- Pilbeam C. (2013). Coordinating temporary organizations in international development through social and temporal embeddedness. International Journal of Project Management, 31(2)
- Pilbeam C, Lloyd-Jones G & Denyer D. (2013). Leveraging value in doctoral student networks through social capital. Studies in Higher Education, 38(10)
- Pilbeam C, Alvarez G & Wilson H. (2012). The governance of supply networks: a systematic literature review. Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, 17(4)
- Pilbeam C. (2012). Pursuing financial stability: a resource dependence perspective on interactions between pro-vice chancellors in a network of universities. Studies in Higher Education, 37(4)
- Pilbeam C & Jamieson I. (2010). Beyond Leadership and Management: The Boundary-spanning Role of the Pro-Vice Chancellor. Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 38(6)
- Alvarez G, Pilbeam C & Wilding R. (2010). Nestlé Nespresso AAA sustainable quality program: an investigation into the governance dynamics in a multi‐stakeholder supply chain network. Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, 15(2)
- Pilbeam C & Denyer D. (2009). Lone scholar or community member? The role of student networks in doctoral education in a UK management school. Studies in Higher Education, 34(3)
- Pilbeam C. (2008). Designing an Entrepreneurial University in an Institutional Setting. Higher Education Policy, 21(3)
- Pilbeam CJ, Mathema SB, Gregory PJ & Shakya PB. (2005). Soil fertility management in the mid-hills of Nepal: Practices and perceptions. Agriculture and Human Values, 22(2)
- Matthews RB & Pilbeam C. (2005). Modelling the long-term productivity and soil fertility of maize/millet cropping systems in the mid-hills of Nepal. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 111(1-4)
- Sakala GM, Rowell DL & Pilbeam CJ. (2004). Acid–base reactions between an acidic soil and plant residues. Geoderma, 123(3-4)
- Pilbeam CJ, Gregory PJ, Munankarmy RC & Tripathi BP. (2004). Leaching of nitrate from cropped rainfed terraces in the mid-hills of Nepal. Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 69(3)
- Nkhalamba JW, Rowell DL & Pilbeam CJ. (2003). The development and contribution of surface charge by crop residues in two Malawian acid soils. Geoderma, 115(3-4)
- C. P, P. G, B. T & R. M. (2002). Fate of nitrogen-15-labelled fertilizer applied to maize-millet cropping systems in the mid-hills of Nepal. Biology and Fertility of Soils, 35(1)
- Pilbeam CJ, Tripathi BP, Sherchan DP, Gregory PJ & Gaunt J. (2000). Nitrogen balances for households in the mid-hills of Nepal. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 79(1)
- Sherchan DP, Pilbeam CJ & Gregory PJ. (1999). RESPONSE OF WHEAT–RICE AND MAIZE/MILLET SYSTEMS TO FERTILIZER AND MANURE APPLICATIONS IN THE MID-HILLS OF NEPAL. Experimental Agriculture, 35(1)
- Jenkinson DS, Harris HC, Ryan J, McNeill AM, Pilbeam CJ, .... (1999). Organic matter turnover in a calcareous clay soil from Syria under a two-course cereal rotation. Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 31(5)
- Simmonds LP, Mburu MWK & Pilbeam CJ. (1999). Bean Growth and Yield Response to Irrigation, Nitrogen Fertiliser and Planting Density Under Temperate and Tropical Conditions. East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, 65(1-2)
- Mburu MWK, Simmonds LP & Pilbeam CJ. (1999). Bean Canopy Response to Irrigation, Nitrogen Fertiliser and Planting Density Under Temperate and Tropical Conditions. East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, 65(1-2)
- Pilbeam CJ & Hutchison D. (1998). Fate of nitrogen applied in different fertilizers to the surface of a calcareous soil in Syria. Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 52(1)
- Pilbeam CJ, Harris HC, Swift RS & McNeill AM. (1998). Use of residual fertiliser 15N in soil for isotope dilution estimates of N2 fixation by grain legumes. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(5)
- PILBEAM CJ, McNEILL AM, HARRIS HC & SWIFT RS. (1997). Effect of fertilizer rate and form on the recovery of 15N-labelled fertilizer applied to wheat in Syria. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 128(4)
- PILBEAM CJ, WOOD M & JONES MJ. (1997). PROPORTION OF TOTAL NITROGEN AND FIXED NITROGEN IN SHOOTS OF LENTIL AND CHICKPEA GROWN IN A MEDITERRANEAN-TYPE ENVIRONMENT. Experimental Agriculture, 33(2)
- PILBEAM CJ, McNEILL AM, HARRIS HC & SWIFT RS. (1997). Effect of rotation on the recovery of 15N-labelled fertilizer applied to wheat grown in Northern Syria. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 129(4)
- Pilbeam CJ. (1996). Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea mays) and common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a marginal rainfall area of Kenya. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 126(1)
- Kantar F, Hebblethwaite PD & Pilbeam CJ. (1996). Factors influencing disease resistance in high and low tannin Vicia faba. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 127(1)
- KANTAR F, PILBEAM CJ & HEBBLETHWAITE PD. (1996). Effect of tannin content of faba bean (Vicia faba) seed on seed vigour, germination and field emergence. Annals of Applied Biology, 128(1)
- Pilbeam CJ. (1996). Effect of climate on the recovery in crop and soil of15N-labelled fertilizer applied to wheat. Fertilizer Research, 45(3)
- McNeill AM, Pilbeam CJ, Harris HC & Swift RS. (1996). Seasonal variation in the suitability of different methods for estimating biological nitrogen fixation by grain legumes under rainfed conditions. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 47(7)
- Pilbeam CJ, Daamen CC & Simmonds LP. (1995). Analysis of Water Budgets in Semi-Arid Lands from Soil Water Records. Experimental Agriculture, 31(2)
- Pilbeam CJ, Wood M & Mugane PG. (1995). Nitrogen use in maize-grain legume cropping systems in semi-arid Kenya. Biology and Fertility of Soils, 20(1)
- Pilbeam CJ & Warren GP. (1995). Use of15N for fertilizer N recovery and N mineralization studies in semi-arid Kenya. Fertilizer Research, 42(1-3)
- Pilbeam CJ, Simmonds LP & Kavilu AW. (1995). Transpiration efficiencies of maize and beans in semi-arid Kenya. Field Crops Research, 41(3)
- Pilbeam CJ, Okalebo JR, Simmonds LP & Gathua KW. (1994). Analysis of maize–common bean intercrops in semi-arid Kenya. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 123(2)
- Kantar F, Hebblethwaite PD & Pilbeam J. (1994). Studies on the establishment of white-flowered faba bean (Vicia faba). The Journal of Agricultural Science, 123(3)
- Pilbeam C & Hebblethwaite P. (1994). The faba bean. BIOLOGIST, 41(6)
- Pilbeam CJ, Mahapatra BS & Wood M. (1993). Soil matric potential effects on gross rates of nitrogen mineralization in an orthic ferralsol from Kenya. Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 25(10)
- Pilbeam CJ, Akatse JK, Hebblethwaite PD & Wright SD. (1992). Yield production in two contrasting forms of spring-sown faba bean in relation to water supply. Field Crops Research, 29(4)
- PILBEAM CJ. (1992). Effect of Nitrogen Supply on the Growth and Senescence of Leaves of Lolium perenne with Contrasting Rates of Leaf Respiration. Annals of Botany, 70(4)
- PILBEAM CJ & ROBSON MJ. (1992). Response of Populations of Lolium perenne cv. S 23 with Contrasting Rates of Dark Respiration to Nitrogen Supply and Defoliation Regime 2. Grown as Mixtures. Annals of Botany, 69(1)
- PILBEAM CJ & ROBSON MJ. (1992). Response of Populations of Lolium perenne cv. S 23 with Contrasting Rates of Dark Respiration to Nitrogen Supply and Defoliation Regime. Annals of Botany, 69(1)
- Pilbeam CJ, Hebblethwaite PD, Ricketts HE & Nyongesa TE. (1991). Effects of plant population density on determinate and indeterminate forms of winter field beans (Vicia faba) 1. Yield and yield components. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 116(3)
- Pilbeam CJ, Hebblethwaite PD, Nyongesa TE & Ricketts HE. (1991). Effects of plant population density on determinate and indeterminate forms of winter field beans (Vicia faba) 2. Growth and development. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 116(3)
- DUMUR D, PILBEAM CJ & CRAIGON J. (1990). Use of the Weibull Function to Calculate Cardinal Temperatures in Faba Bean. Journal of Experimental Botany, 41(11)
- Pilbeam CJ, Hebblethwaite PD, Ricketts HE & Hassan OA. (1990). Effects of autumn sowing dates on growth and yield of indeterminate and determinate field beans (Vicia faba). The Journal of Agricultural Science, 114(3)
- PILBEAM CJ, HEBBLETHWAITE PD & RICKETTS HE. (1990). The response of an autumn‐sown determinate faba bean to different plant distributions. Annals of Applied Biology, 117(1)
- Pilbeam CJ, Duc G & Hebblethwaite PD. (1990). Effects of plant population density on spring-sown field beans (Vicia faba) with different growth habits. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 114(1)
- Pilbeam CJ, Hebblethwaite PD & Yusuf AA. (1990). Irrigation effects on the development and yield of determinate and indeterminate forms of autumn‐sown faba bean. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 53(4)
- Pilbeam CJ, Hebblethwaite PD & Clark AS. (1989). Effect of different inter-row spacings on faba beans of different form. Field Crops Research, 21(3-4)
- PILBEAM CJ, HEBBLETHWAITE PD & RICKETTS HE. (1989). The response of determinate and semi‐determinate faba bean varieties to different sowing dates in the spring. Annals of Applied Biology, 114(2)
- Pilbeam CJ, Robson MJ & Lambers H. (1986). Respiration in mature leaves of Lolium perenne as affected by nutrient supply, cutting and competition. Physiologia Plantarum, 66(1)
- Buchanan DA, Denyer D, Jaina J, Kelliher C, Moore C, .... How do they manage? A qualitative study of the realities of middle and front-line management work in health care. Health Services and Delivery Research, 1(4)
Conference Papers
- Habib F, Mena C, Pilbeam C & Bastl M. (2017). Buyer-supplier relationship termination - a social exchange theory perspective
- Pilbeam C & Parry E. (2017). Identifying and managing the unintended identity challenge for part-time doctoral students
- Bond A, Pilbeam C & Turner N. (2017). Conducting a practice-based study in a novel context: methodological challenges
- Habib F, Pilbeam C, Mena C & Bastl M. (2017). Exit strategies for BREXIT
- Akram M & Pilbeam C. (2016). Developing a comprehensive risk typology for NPD projects
- Habib F, Pilbeam C, Mena C & Bastl M. (2016). The art of disengagement: Exit strategies in manufacturing and service sector
- Chambers M & Pilbeam C. (2016). Empirical Investigation of Luo’s (2005) integrated model of inter-unit coopetition within a Professional Service Firm
- Hemel S, Smart P, Pilbeam C & MacDonald E. (2016). Institutional pluralism and the search for sustainability-oriented innovations
- Habib F, Pilbeam C, Mena C & Bastl M. (2016). Exit management in buyer-supplier relationships: a transaction cost economics perspective
- Akram M & Pilbeam C. (2015). Critical success factors for effective risk management in new product development
- Murphy J, Denyer D, Pilbeam C & Pettigrew A. (2015). Leadership and Change in Extreme Contexts. Symposium.
- Pilbeam C, Doherty N & Denyer D. (2015). Achieving safety compliance through safety leadership
- Habib F, Bastl M & Pilbeam C. (2015). Strategic responses to power dominance in buyer-supplier relationships
- Hemel S, Smart P, MacDonald E & Pilbeam CJ. (2014). Searching for sustainability-led innovation: reconciling the unintended consequences of conflicting organizational logics
- Alvarez G, Wilson HN, Pilbeam CJ & Wilding R. (2014). The evolution of sustainability network structure and governance (Prize for best paper in conference overall)
- Davidson R, Pilbeam CJ, Doherty N & Denyer D. (2014). Journey to a distributed safety leadership paradigm: An exploratory study
- Pilbeam CJ, Denyer D, Doherty N & Davidson R. (2014). Defining low-hazard environments for common safety: common sense isn't it?
- Pilbeam CJ, Davidson R, Denyer D & Doherty N. (2014). Networks of influence: safety leadership in service organisations
- Marynissen H, Ladkin D, Denyer D & Pilbeam C. (2014). A constitutive view on risk communication in organisations managing high-risk processes: Towards a conceptual framework
- Davidson R, Pilbeam CJ, Doherty N & Denyer D. (2014). Capturing safety awareness through diaries
- Habib F, Pilbeam CJ, Mena C & Bastl M. (2014). How to leave your partner? - Exit strategies in buyer-supplier relationships
- Chambers MC & Pilbeam C. (2013). Context, interventions, mechanisms and outcomes of collaboration and competition between organisational units in multi-business organisations - a review of the literature
- Lupson J, Beattie K & Pilbeam C. (2013). Implementing beneficiary accountability: challenges in the field
- Marynissen H, Ladkin D, Denyer D & Pilbeam C. (2013). The constitutive role of communication for coordinated safety behaviour in an organization managing high-hazardous processes
- Habib F, Bastl M & Pilbeam C. (2013). Strategic responses to power dominance in buyer-supplier relationships: a weak actor's perspective
- Pilbeam C & Beattie K. (2012). Accountability in multi-stakeholder processes
- Pilbeam C & Stokes C. (2012). Are you talking to me? Characterizing the ties of a change agent in a UK hospital
- Pilbeam C & Denyer D. (2012). Becoming an Expert Management Researcher: a Community of Practice Perspective on Doctoral Study
- Moore C & Pilbeam C. (2011). Are you talking to me? A social network analysis of a change agent's interactions
- Abray-Nyman J & Pilbeam C. (2011). Peer to peer influence networks on philanthropic exchange in Canadian higher education
- Pilbeam C. (2011). Social Networks for Innovation in Manufacturing SMEs in the UK
- Alvarez G, Wilson HN, Pilbeam CJ & Wilding R. (2010). How networks evolve: a dynamic multiple-network perspective in a sustainability context
- Richey C & Pilbeam C. (2010). Evolution and governance of an inter-organizational network: a case study of an humanitarian aid programme in Liberia
- Pilbeam C & Buchanan D. (2010). A very unpleasant disease: the rapid reform and maintenance of infection control
- Abray-Nyman J & Pilbeam C. (2010). Philanthropy: a reciprocal ecosystem of co-created value
- Pilbeam C & Lloyd-Jones G. (2009). How do I know how I'm doing?: the development and use of doctoral student networks
- Pilbeam C & Abray-Nyman J. (2009). Innovative philanthropy: the role of reciprocity in co-creating value for elite gift-giving in postsecondary education
- Pilbeam C. (2009). Impact of organizational context on networking behaviours of senior managers: a study of Pro-Vice Chancellors in UK Universities
- Pilbeam C. (2009). Improving inter-organizational working to deliver Millenium Development Goals
- Pilbeam C & Jamieson I. (2007). Shaping universities: resource dependency and the strategic networks developed by Pro-Vice Chancellors for Research and Teaching
- Pilbeam C & Jamieson I. (2007). Connecting organizations through their leaders: exploring the inforaml networks of university Pro-Vice Chancellors in the UK
- Pilbeam C & Denyer D. (2007). Independent learner or community member ? The role of doctoral student networks in doctoral education
- Plibeam C & Denyer D. (2007). Organizational networks: using systematic review to develop a research agenda
- Pilbeam C & Tranfield D. (2006). Working collaboratively in basic research: setting a research management agenda
- Pilbeam C & Denyer D. (2006). Doctoral networks as learning communities: A social network approach
- Pilbeam C. (2006). Creating wealth of division ? Generating third stream income and its managerial consequences.
- Pilbeam C. (2006). Generating additional revenue streams in UK universities: An analysis of variation between disciplines and institutions
- Matthews RB & Pilbeam CJ. (2005). Modelling the long-term productivity and soil fertility of maize/millet cropping systems in the mid-hills of Nepal
- Gregory PJ, Simmonds LP & Pilbeam CJ. (2000). Soil Type, Climatic Regime, and the Response of Water Use Efficiency to Crop Management
- Pilbeam CJ, Gregory PJ, Tripathi BP & Munankarmy RC. (1999). Nitrogen fluxes through sustainable farming systems in the mid-hills of Nepal
- Pilbeam CJ. (1999). Using 15N tracers to estimate N dynamics
- Pilbeam CJ, Tripathi BP, Munankarmy RC & Gregory PJ. (1999). Productivity and economic benefits of integrated nutrient management in three major cropping systems in the mid-hills of Nepal
- Sherchan DP, Tripathi BP, Pilbeam CJ, Acharya GP, Gregory PJ, .... (1998). Integrated nutrient management for sustainable crop production in the mid-hills of Nepal
- Pilbeam CJ, Sherchan DP & Gregory PJ. (1998). Quantifying the yield benefit of integrated nutrient management from long-term wheat-rice and maize/millet rotations in the hills of Nepal
- Tripathi BP, Acharya GP, Gregory PJ & Pilbeam C. (1998). Effect of organic and inorganic fertilizers on different cropping systems in western hills of Nepal
- Wood M, Pilbeam CJ, Harris HC & Tuladhar J. (1998). Productivity and nitrogen use of three different wheat-based rotations in North West Syria
- Wood M, Pilbeam CJ, McNeill A & Harris H. (1997). Nitrogen cycling in a dryland cereal-legume rotation system
- Pilbeam CJ. (1997). The recovery of N fertilizer by cereal crops in different geographical locations.
- Pilbeam CJ, Wood M & Ryan J. (1996). Immobilization and mineralization of N fertilizer applied to wheat.
- Wood M, McNeill AM, Pilbeam CJ, Swift RS, Harris HC, .... (1996). Sustainability of nitrogen use in two dryland farming systems
- Simmonds LP, Daamen CC & Pilbeam CJ. (1996). Factors influencing crop water use efficiency
- Pilbeam CJ & Wood M. (1996). Nitrogen fixation by Lentil and Chickpea in West Asia: Quantification and regulation by environmental factors
- Pilbeam CJ, McNeill AM, Court D, Harris HC & Swift RS. (1996). Efficiency of fertilizer use by a rain-fed wheat crop following split-application of fertilizer nitrogen
- Pilbeam C. (1995). Nitrogen and water use in dryland cropping systems
- Pilbeam CJ. (1995). Fertilization of Crops or Soils?: Studies with 15N
- Pilbeam CJ & Warren GP. (1994). Studies with 15N on fertilizer N recovery and N mineralization in semi-arid Kenya
- Wood M, McNeill A, Pilbeam C, Swift R, Harris H, .... (1994). Nitrogen use in two dryland farming systems
- Pilbeam CJ & Wood M. (1993). Importance of biological nitrogen fixation to the soil nitrogen budget in semi-arid Kenya
- Pilbeam CJ, Mugane PG, Wood M & Kavilu AW. (1992). Constraints to nodulation of Phaseolus vulgaris L. in semi-arid Kenya
- Pilbeam CJ, Hebblethwaite PD & Thompson P. (1987). Population studies on novel forms of faba bean
Books
- Pilbeam C. (2024). Boundaries: Their Influence on Managing Safety in Outsourcing In Coze J-CL & Journé B (eds), SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology. Springer Nature Switzerland.
- Pilbeam C. (2024). Boundaries: Their Influence on Managing Safety in Outsourcing In SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology (Part F1577). Springer Nature.
- Parry E & Pilbeam C. (2024). Impact in Doctoral Education
- Parry E & Pilbeam C. (2024). Impact in Doctoral Education Product, Person and Process
- Pilbeam CJ & Karanikas N. (2022). Designing safety interventions for specific contexts
- Pilbeam C, Doherty N & Denyer D. (2016). Safety leadership: Fashion, function, future In Dingwall R & Frost S (eds), Health and Safety in a Changing World. Routledge.
- Denyer D & Pilbeam C (eds). (2015). Managing change in extreme contexts
- Pilbeam C & Denyer D. (2015). Approaches to post-crisis change In Denyer D & Pilbeam CJ (eds), Managing Change in Extreme Contexts. Routledge.
- Pilbeam C & Buchanan DA. (2015). No slippage: sustaining control of healthcare acquired infections In Denyer D & Pilbeam C (eds), Managing change in extreme contexts. Routledge Business.
- Pilbeam CJ & Buchanan DA. (2012). A Very Unpleasant Disease: Successful Post-Crisis Management in a Hospital Setting In Dickinson H & Mannion R (eds), The Reform of Health Care. Palgrave Macmillan UK.
- Sakala GM, Rowell DL & Pilbeam CJ. (2011). Cation Flux in Incubated Plant Residues and Its Effect on pH and Plant Residue Alkalinity In Innovations as Key to the Green Revolution in Africa. Springer Netherlands.
- Pilbeam C. (2009). Institutional Structures In Tight M, Mok KH, Huisman J & Morphew C (eds), The Routledge International Handbook of Higher Education. Routledge.
- Pilbeam CJ & Warren GP. (1995). Use of 15N for fertilizer N recovery and N mineralization studies in semi-arid Kenya In Nitrogen Economy in Tropical Soils. Springer Netherlands.
- Heath MC, Pilbeam CJ, McKenzie BA & Hebblethwaite PD. (1994). Plant architecture, competitive ability and crop productivity in food legumes with particular emphasis on pea (Pisum sativum L.) and faba Bean (Vicia faba L.) In Muehlbauer FJ & Kaiser WJ (eds), Current Plant Science and Biotechnology in Agriculture (19). Springer Netherlands.
- Kraus E, Wilson D, Robson MJ & Pilbeam CJ. (1989). Respiration: correlation with growth rate and its quantitative significance for the net assimilation rate and biomass production In Lambers H, Cambridge ML, Konings H & Pons TL (eds), Causes and consequences of variation in growth rate and productivity of higher plants. SPB Academic Publishing.
