Christopher H Gray has obtained his BSc and PhD from the University of Glasgow, examining the biochemical basis of multidrug resistance in pathogenic fungi. He has then moved to the Institute of Cancer Research in London to gain experience as an X-ray Crystallographer where he was trained in a diverse range of protein production techniques. Following this he took up a position at the CRUK Beatson Institute becoming an early Member of Staff in the Institute’s Drug Discovery Program. As a Structural Biology Team Leader he has day to day responsibility for the protein production, NMR, biophysics and X-ray Crystallography in the program. Christopher H Gray has obtained his BSc and PhD from the University of Glasgow, examining the biochemical basis of multidrug resistance in pathogenic fungi. He has then moved to the Institute of Cancer Research in London to gain experience as an X-ray Crystallographer where he was trained in a diverse range of protein production techniques. Following this he took up a position at the CRUK Beatson Institute becoming an early Member of Staff in the Institute’s Drug Discovery Program. As a Structural Biology Team Leader he has day to day responsibility for the protein production, NMR, biophysics and X-ray Crystallography in the program.

Biochemistry