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A male lion photographed in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe.

Raising the minimum age of trophy hunted lions could make hunting more sustainable, new study finds

Biology
Conservation
Environment
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
SDG Impact Lab Fellows meet at Ditchley Park as the 2023 programmes get underway

Oxford students join forces with business to tackle the most pressing challenges of our time

Innovation
Students
Altogether, our study shows ports are at the forefront of climate impacts. It underlines adaptation of ports is urgently needed, and quantified risk analysis, as presented in our paper, can help in prioritising investments - Jasper Verschuur. Credit: Shut

International trade and world economies exposed to multi-billion-dollar climate risk to ports - Oxford study

Climate change
Environment
Research
Compelling fossil fuel producers to pay for carbon clean-up could end these fuels’ contribution to global warming without pitting climate action against meeting society’s energy needs - at a relatively affordable cost. Credit: Shutterstock

Climate goals can be achieved at affordable cost, if fossil fuel producers pay for carbon clear up - Oxford-led study

Climate change
Environment
Innovation
Research
Artistic image of a house with streams of data coming from it. Image credit: Shutterstock.

Oxford University to co-lead £8m Energy Demand Observatory and Laboratory to help UK reach net-zero

Funding
Research
Science
Sustainability
ocado van driven by oxbotica

Significant scale-up investment for three Oxford spinouts

Innovation
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Medical Sciences
Lord Patten of Barnes addresses the ceremony - photo by Cyrus Mower

Chancellor welcomes new VC of Oxford Irene Tracey

University
Professor Irene Tracey addresses the audience - photo by Cyrus Mower

New Vice-Chancellor ready to 'fire and wire' University with Oxford and world

University
A picture of Professor Irene Tracey standing in her admission gown - picture by Cyrus Mower

‘Made in Oxford’ Vice-Chancellor Professor Irene Tracey sets out vision

University
water level in Yangtze river - Photo by Zhonghui Yao.

Compound extreme heat and drought will hit 90% of world population – Oxford study

Climate change
Environment
Research
Social Sciences

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