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Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine

Oxford COVID-19 vaccine follows its programmed genetic instructions, independent analysis finds

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Coronavirus
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The Neasden Temple, London

Britain’s most influential Hindu temple spreads awareness of the PRINCIPLE trial among Indian community

Research
Coronavirus
the bonds between mothers, who had shared traumatic birth experiences, resembled those of soldiers who had fought together on the front lines

Band of mothers: Childbirth as a female bonding experience – Oxford research

work has already improved water security for more than two million people, working with UNICEF and in partnership with government, private sector and academia in Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Kenya

New funding to improve water security for 10 million people in Africa and Asia

Environment
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coronavirus cells

Medium-term impact of COVID-19 revealed in new study

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Coronavirus
Health
The energy needed for space cooling alone is projected to triple by 2050 – the equivalent of adding 10 new air conditioners every second for the next 30 years

Cooling: hidden threat for climate change and sustainable goals

Climate change
Environment
Research
Two Oxford Researchers win Philip Leverhulme prizes

High-flying Oxford researchers win £100k Philip Leverhulme prizes

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DNA double helix

‘Junk’ DNA could be rewiring our brains

Brain health
Health
Neuroscience
Research
The test uses a convolutional neural network to classify microscopy images of single intact particles of different viruses

Oxford scientists develop extremely rapid diagnostic test for Covid-19

Research
Coronavirus
Three Oxford academics win prestigious UKRI fellowships

Three Oxford researchers win top UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships

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