Co-director of the Mothers and Babies Research Program at Hunter Medical Research and Chair of the National Scientific Advisory Group of Red Nose.
Craig’s research can best be categorised as personalised medicine in perinatal health and the developmental origins of health and disease. His research is focused on using genetics and genomics to predict and prevent preterm birth and non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
Over his research career, he has written more than 300 papers, 6 in Nature, 27 in Nature Genetics, and 7 in Nature Communications. He has been cited over 21,878 (Scopus) times and awarded more than $33M in competitive research grants.
Outside of working really hard, he likes to cook for his wife, travel with his sons and ride his bike.