Meet Andy & Miranda 

Antelope was founded by two neuroscientists who have spent more than a decade working together across academia and industry: inventing neurotechnology, building a biotech company, and now bringing source-level sensing out of the lab.

Our track record

  • ~40 peer-reviewed publications, with 3000+ citations

  • 1 granted patent with additional ~50 patent filings across 6 families

  • US$12M raised for our previous company, a precision gene therapy biotech

  • 3 years from concept to clinical candidate

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Dr. Andy Murray

Andy earned his PhD at the University of Aberdeen and trained at Columbia University before establishing his neuroscience lab at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, UCL, in 2016. His lab invented technologies for mapping and controlling the neural circuits behind movement and balance, tools now used by laboratories around the world. As founder and CEO of Sania Therapeutics, he took a new class of genetic medicine from inception to clinical development in three years. Driven by a belief that innovation can serve people everywhere, Andy then co-founded Antelope Health to bring healthcare solutions to those who need them most. (LinkedIn; Publications)

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Dr. Miranda Mathews

Miranda earned her PhD at the University of Sydney and trained at Columbia University and UCL. Her research mapped the neural circuits that coordinate balance and movement, studying how the brain senses and computes changes in the body, including muscle load. As founding COO of Sania Therapeutics, she built the company’s corporate, operational, regulatory and IP functions from scratch. Miranda then co-founded Antelope Health believing that the right company can carry powerful science further than academia or industry alone. (LinkedIn; Publications)

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Founding Antelope: Our Journey Here

13 Feb, 2026

Before Antelope Health existed, its co-founders were already circling the same questions. This is a story about parallel paths, shared standards, and why building authentically mattered from the start.

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