Fellow

Gerard Graham, Gardiner Chair of Immunology at the University of Glasgow, is a global leader in chemokine and chemokine receptor biology. His work is considered seminal in the fields of immunology, inflammation and development.|Over three decades, he has delivered pivotal discoveries, perhaps the most prominent of which is the characterisation of the atypical chemokine receptor family. He has melded state-of-the-art biochemistry, molecular, cellular and in vivo biology to dissect out novel in vivo functional roles for chemokines and their receptors. Professor Graham is a generous contributor to the life sciences sector in the UK and currently serves on the UKRI Regenerative Medicine review panel.|