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Home > LMB Alumni News > Matt Higgins and Jernej Ule elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences

Matt Higgins and Jernej Ule elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences

Published on 27 May, 2025

Higgins: LMB 1997-2007, PhD student; Postdoctoral Scientist, Neurobiology; Structural Studies
Ule: LMB 2006-2013, Group Leader, Structural Studies

Congratulations to alumni Matt Higgins and Jernej Ule who have both been elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences. Matt now leads a group at the University of Oxford’s Department of Biochemistry, where he conducts structural studies to better understand host-parasite interactions. Jenej is the Van Geest Professor of Neurodegeneration Research at King’s College London where he leads the RNA Networks Laboratory and the UK Dementia Research Institute. More…

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