Peter Henderson is now Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in the University of Leeds. Recently he was Scientific Director of the European Membrane Protein (EMeP) consortium 2003-2008, Coordinator of the European Drug Initiative for Channels and Transporters (EDICT) 2008-2012, and held Leverhulme Trust Emeritus Research Fellowships in 2001-2002 and 2014-2017. He has published over 200 scientific papers and has served as an editorial board member of reputed journals and a long-term reviewer of scientific papers. Peter’s research interests have include the following: bioenergetics; the interactions of antibiotics with biological membranes; enzyme kinetics; membrane proteins for cellular uptake of sugars, nucleobases and other metabolites; membrane proteins contributing to efflux of antibiotics and resistance; and generally the structure-activity relationships of membrane transport and receptor proteins, including development of methods for their study and including collaborations with various industrBig Pharma and SME Companies 1976-2020. Peter has trained 44 PhD students (currently two), 6 MSc students, 31 postdoctoral researchers and nine technical assistants. From 1973-2017 he has taught courses in diverse aspects of biochemistry and microbiology to first, second and third year undergraduates and some postgraduate students.