Craig MarkinCraig Markin is a Fellow jointly appointed in the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology and the Division of Molecular and Cellular Function in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine, and Health at The University of Manchester. He received his PhD in 2013 fom the University of Alberta, where he worked with Prof Leo Spyracopoulos studying the synthesis and recognition of K63-linked polyubiquitin chains in the DNA damage response. This was followed by postdoctoral work at Stanford University, in the labs of Prof Polly Fordyce and Prof Dan Herschlag, which spurred his interest in high-throughput enzymology and microfluidic technologies. He started his independent group in 2023 with a focus on developing and applying high-throughput technologies to map and better understand the sequence-structure-function relationships governing enzyme function and regulation. Read More Read Less