Zac Sandy

Zac Sandy is an academic researcher affiliated with the Manchester Cancer Research Centre, focusing on molecular mechanisms of DNA damage, cancer biology, and post-translational modifications. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

• Education: BSc Biomedical Science (University of Liverpool, 2018), MRes Cancer Sciences (University of Birmingham, 2019)

Research interests include interferon-stimulated genes, ubiquitin pathways, and their roles in DNA repair processes. His recent articles highlight advancements in protein interaction analysis via photo-crosslinking and microarray techniques, with implications for understanding cancer biology and genome stability.

He has collaborated with institutions globally, contributing to peer-reviewed publications in journals like PLoS ONE and Biomolecules. No formal teaching role or student advisement is explicitly documented in the provided texts.