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Two University of Oxford academics have become the latest to join the eminent life scientists in Europe and beyond that make up the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO).

Professor Matt Higgins and Professor Ana Domingos

Many congratulations to Professor Ana Domingos and Professor Matt Higgins, who are two of sixty new EMBO Members (and nine EMBO Associate Members) who have been elected in recognition of their outstanding achievements. They have demonstrated research excellence in their fields, ranging from RNA to plant biology, and from epidemiology to molecular medicine. Through this lifelong honour, new members become part of a community of more than 2,100 life scientists across Europe and around the world.

Read the full story on the EMBO website

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