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A herd of African elephants approaches across a Savannah landscape.

New study confirms beehive fences are highly effective in reducing human-elephant conflict

Biodiversity
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Environment
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Research
An Indigenous Brazilian young man from Guarani ethnicity in native dress stands in the rainforest.

New guidance on conservation and human rights launched today at United Nations biodiversity conference COP16

Biology
Conservation
Environment
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Policy
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MRI Brain Scan

Discovery of key mechanism in Huntington’s Disease could pave the way for early detection and treatment

Genetics
Health
Medical Sciences
Neuroscience
Research
Study finds that better ocean connectivity boosts reef fish populations

Study finds that better ocean connectivity boosts reef fish populations

Biodiversity
Biology
Conservation
Environment
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True Planet
Stephen Fry appointed as Visiting Professor of Creative Media

Stephen Fry appointed as Visiting Professor of Creative Media

Arts
Humanities
New study reveals a global consensus on what democracy means

New study reveals a global consensus on what democracy means

Social Sciences
Society
New legal paper on Gaza urges immediate action

New legal research on Gaza war urges immediate action

Law
Social Sciences
A globe on a forest floor.

Oxford University academics to advocate for ambitious nature recovery actions at UN biodiversity conference

Biodiversity
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Policy
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Sustainability
High angle aerial view of St Mary's Church and the Radcliffe Camera (a large ornate circular building) in Oxford.

Four Oxford researchers win prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prizes

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Science
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Pioneering digital technology to examine musical themes of England’s most celebrated composer

Pioneering digital technology to examine musical themes of England’s most celebrated composer

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