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Oxford University collaborate with Formula 1 to increase diversity and inclusion in engineering

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High blood sugar levels ‘reprogramme’ stem cells

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Elephants run from Samburu voices

Ear to the ground: Locating elephants using ground vibrations

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Lateral flow tests are 95% effective at detecting Covid-19 when used at the onset of symptoms

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Oxford holds in-person graduation ceremony for medical-students joining the NHS frontline

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If the proposed policy were adopted, emitters would be subject to a ‘Carbon Removal Obligation’. Interest could be added, establishing a legal responsibility for carbon debt repayment. CROs would be tradeable, by treating carbon debt like financial debt,

Future generations will face crippling costs without action now on carbon debt

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Feeling Safe is the most effective psychological treatment for persecutory delusions. But the work doesn’t stop there. The challenge now is to reach the many thousands of people whose lives have disrupted by severe paranoia, and not merely those being tr

Feeling Safe works: effective treatment for paranoia follows a decade of Oxford research

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Professor Louise Richardson, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford and Hubert Keller, Co-Senior Partner of the banking group Lombard Odier have officially signed a multi-year partnership to foster sustainable finance and investment research, with a

Lombard Odier and Oxford in landmark research collaboration on sustainable finance and investment

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Oxford overseas research facility expands to include diagnostics and genetics testing centre

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Professor Samson Kambalu wins Fourth Plinth commission

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