posted on 2024-10-08, 14:36authored byRichard Bayliss, Tim Fry, Robert Mahen, Sue Shackleton, Kayoko TanakaKayoko Tanaka
In this article we reflect on the life and work of Andrew Fry, a renowned molecular cell biologist and a cherished member of the scientific community at the University of Leicester, UK, who passed away on 30th April 2024 at the age of 57. His groundbreaking work on the cellular mechanisms of Never in Mitosis gene-A related kinases (Neks) made an indelible mark on the field. Alongside his scientific achievements, Andrew was an exceptional mentor, a thoughtful academic leader and a dependable collaborator. To understand what motivated Andrew, we first need to look into his background.
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College of Life Sciences
Biological Sciences
Molecular & Cell Biology