Mark Cragg

Mark Cragg is a Professor in Experimental Cancer Biology at the University of Southampton's Faculty of Medicine, affiliated with the Centre for Cancer Immunology. His research focuses on antibody biology, cancer immunotherapy, and receptor biology, with a translational approach bridging laboratory and clinical applications. He leads several research groups and collaborates internationally. Awards include the Academy of Medical Sciences Fellowship and Vice-Chancellor's Research Impact Award. Teaching roles include directing the MRC DTP and lecturing in immunology.

Research interests include antibody engineering and immunotherapy mechanisms. Recent publications explore complement systems in oncology, Fc receptor roles, and antibody-based therapies. Awards highlight his contributions to cancer research and education. External roles include advisory positions with BioInvent International and leadership in translational biosciences.