Craig Beall

Craig Beall is a Professor at the University of Exeter Medical School, specializing in translational biomedical research related to diabetes and neuroendocrinology. He leads a lab focused on endocrine organs like the brain, pancreas, and muscle, bridging fundamental biology with human clinical studies.

• Affiliation: University of Exeter, NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre, TRIDENT Preclinical Trials (collaborator)
• Research: Investigates glucose sensing mechanisms, AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK), insulin signaling, and neuroimmune interactions in diabetes.
• Awards: Recipient of multiple educational and collaborative awards, including the University of Exeter Above and Beyond Award (4 times) and Carl Zeiss Prize.
• Students: Supervises PhD, MSc, and undergraduate researchers, including Natasha MacDonald (Diabetes UK-funded) and Eleanor Pearson (MRC-funded).
• Media: Regular contributor to public science communication through The Conversation, BBC Radio Devon, and Pint of Science.