She had previously received the Swedish History of Science Society award for articles in 1998.
She was employed as senior lecturer for the undergraduate programme in Culture, Society, Media Production at Linköping University (2003–2006).
In 2014, she joined the Department of History of Science and Ideas at Uppsala University.
Jülich's research and teaching interests include Medical humanities, History of medicine and biomedicine, historical perspectives on ethics and value conflicts in medical research, and history of medicine's visual and material culture.
Her previous research projects have explored the introduction and reception of X-ray images, the interaction between medical science and media culture, and the making of the iconic images of embryos and foetuses by Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson.