Curriculum Vitae:

Craig David Livingstone

Personal Details:

	Lab. of Molecular Biophysics: Rex Richards Building, South Parks Road, Oxford. OX1 3QU UK
							Home: 7 Coalway Drive, Whickham, Newcastle upon Tyne. NE16 4BT UK

Electronic:

	Tel: (0865) 275369 [daytime]		Mobile: (0850) 003546
	FAX: (0865) 275369			  E-Mail: cdl@bioch.ox.ac.uk

Date of Birth: 4th August 1969		Nationality: British		Sex: Male		Status: Single

Education:

Sept. 1980 - June 1987

Whickham Comprehensive: Burnthouse Lane, Whickham, Newcastle upon Tyne.   NE16 5AR UK

	GCE "O" Level:
	Mathematics, Technology, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography,English Language, 
	English Literature, French

        GCE "OA" Level:
	General Paper

        GCE "A" Level:
	Biology, Physics, Chemistry, General Studies

Oct. 1987 - June 1991

University of Kent at Canterbury: The Registry, The University, Canterbury, Kent. CT2 7NZ UK

	B.Sc. (Hons.) Biochemistry		Class 2 division i		Graduated: 12-07-91

Oct. 1991 -

Green College: University of Oxford, Woodstock Road, Oxford. OX2 6HG UK

	D.Phil in Biochemistry.     Supervisor: Dr. G.J. Barton     Expected Completion Date: Early 1995 
  
        Title: "Pattern Recognition and Protein Structure Prediction from Aligned Amino Acid Sequence" 

	My main research interests have been in protein secondary structure Prediction and conservation 
	analysis of multiple protein sequence alignments.

Work History:

Oct. 1989 - Oct. 1990

Institute of Food Research: Reading, Berks. UK

	Degree Sandwich year. Molecular Biology work including PCR, SDM and automated DNA 
	sequencing.

June 1991 - Oct. 1991

Biological Laboratory: The Biological Laboratory, The University, Canterbury, Kent. CT2 7NX  UK

	A three month extension of my undergraduate research project on molecular modelling 
	of the seven putative transmembrane regions of the rat D2 dopamine receptor family.
	Funded by the Welcome Trust.

June 1993

Science Line: Broadcasting Support Services, 252 Western Avenue, London.   W3 6XJ   UK

	Science Line pilot project.   Work as paid advisor, answering questions on biochemical 
	and molecular genetics topics following broadcasts of the Channel 4 "Equinox" series.

Awards:

• School Prize for Technology, 1985
• Rotary Prize for best final year research project in Biochemistry, UKC 1991

Interests and Responsibilties:

• 1988-1989 Archivist and broadcaster with UKC student radio.
• 1988-1989 President, UKC cult film society.
• 1990-1991 Student representative, University Biological Society.
• 1992-1995 Student representative, Green College computing committee.
• 1992-1993 College film society.
• 1992-1993 Social secretary, Oxford University Gliding Club.
• 1993-1994 Captain, Oxford University Gliding Club. I have taken part in 3 'Varsity matches and hold an Oxford "Half Blue" sporting achievement award in recognition.

Selected Publications:

	Secondary structure prediction from multiple sequence data - blood-clotting 
	factor-xiii and yersinia protein-tyrosine-phosphatase
	Livingstone, C.D. and Barton, G.J.
	International Journal of Peptide and Protein Research 1994 vol.44 no.3 pp.239-244
        [Figure 1][Figure 2]

	Protein-sequence alignments - a strategy for the hierarchical analysis of 
	residue conservation
	Livingstone, C.D. and Barton, G.J.
	Computer applications in the biosciences 1993 vol.9 no.6 pp.745-756

	This paper describes the program AMAS. For instructions on how to obtain
	AMAS, please see the README file on our ftp server and for further details,
	the README file in the AMAS subdirectory.

	Molecular modeling of d2-like dopamine-receptors
	Livingstone, C.D., Strange, P.G. and Naylor, L.H.
	Biochemical Journal 1992 vol.287 no.pt1 pp.277-282

Referees:

Dr G.J. Barton,

Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics,

Rex Richards Building,

South Parks Road,

Oxford OX1 3QU UK

Dr L.H. Naylor,

The Biological Laboratory,

The University,

Canterbury,

Kent. CT2 7NX UK

Last Update: 20th November 1994