Dr. Andreas Lück was born in Minden, a medium-sized city in northern Germany. He has a PhD and a MSc degree in molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics and cell biology. After earning his PhD, he spent three years as a postdoctoral research fellow at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, part of Harvard University Medical School, where he conducted state-of-the-art research in advanced genetics, immunohistochemistry and generating antibodies.
Following his postdoc time at Harvard Medical School, he was appointed Professor of Medical Biochemistry, Genetics and Cell Biology at the American University of Antigua College of Medicine where, in addition to his professorial role, he was appointed Associate Dean of Admissions and Associate Dean of Academic Matters.
On his return to his native Germany, in addition to his regular teaching role he continued to practice as a consultant to international institutions of higher education in matters of admissions, academics, and accreditation. He has had numerous scientific papers published on cellular biology, molecular biology and genetics in accredited, peer reviewed journals, often as first author/main contributor.
Dr. Lück has been interested in the UFO/UAP phenomenon since his teenage years when he had a CE1-type UAP encounter in Minden, his hometown. Today Dr. Lück lives in Wolgast, a small town on the coast of the Baltic Sea. He is a member of the German UFO/UAP research group IGAAP and contributes actively to research in this field.