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Academy of Medical Sciences honours six Oxford researchers

Awards and Appointments

Six medical researchers at Oxford University have been elected as Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

Professors Richard Cornall, Anke Ehlers, Gary A. Ford, Fiona Powrie, Paul Riley and John Stein are among the 44 new Fellows announced today by the Academy.

The honour recognises outstanding contribution to the advancement of medical science, innovative application of scientific knowledge, or conspicuous service to healthcare.

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