Assoc Prof Clinton Veale

About

Clinton Veale received his BPharm from Rhodes University in 2007, which was followed by 2 years of clinical practice.

After completing his MSc in Medicinal and Biological chemistry at the University of Edinburgh, Clinton returned to Rhodes University to begin his PhD in Organic Chemistry under the supervision of Prof. Michael Davies-Coleman and Dr Kevin Lobb in the field of medical chemistry.

After graduating in 2014, Clint was appointed as a lecturer in Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Rhodes University. In 2015 Clinton undertook a Claude Leon Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Stellenbosch University to work with Dr Stephen Pelly.

He is currently an Associate Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Cape Town. Clint has a broad interest in organic chemistry, chemical biology and biophysical chemistry and its applications to drug discovery and medicinal chemistry. His current focus is the application of Native Mass Spectrometry as a tool for drugging and characterising transient Protein-Protein Interactions.