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Georg Hollander and Andrew Pollard join the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences

Awards & Appointments Department General

47 world leading UK researchers, including the Department's Georg Hollander and Andrew Pollard have been elected to the prestigious Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

The Fellows have been elected for their contribution to medical research and healthcare, the generation of new knowledge in medical sciences and its translation into benefits to society.

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