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The Colour of Music: Concert comes to the Sheldonian Theatre

The Colour of Music: Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective to perform at Oxford's Sheldonian Theatre

Humanities
A computer chip with oscillating beams of light of different colours bouncing across the surface, to represent both light and radio frequencies encoding data.

From square to cube: Hardware processing for AI goes 3D, boosting processing power

Artificial Intelligence
Innovation
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
Artistic illustration with a coronavirus particle in the foreground, seen as a sphere covered in spikes. Next to it, a double-helix DNA molecule stretches into the background.

New AI tool could help predict viral outbreaks

Artificial Intelligence
Coronavirus
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
Aerial view of Oxford city centre

School pupils to take part in sports and educational workshops at Oxford in community initiative

Community
University
A radio telescope pointing upwards is silhouetted against the Milky Way, seen as a vast array of stars in a twilight sky.

University of Oxford partners with Breakthrough Prize Foundation in search for life beyond Earth

Astrophysics
Funding
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
A sunrise as seen from Mars. The red surface of the planet is illuminated by the disc of the sun appearing on the horizon. The background is black outer space with stars.

New study reveals source of largest ever Mars quake

Astrophysics
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
Image of OUI's impact report cover

Global impact of Oxford University Innovation highlighted in new report

Innovation
Modern Slavery

Global Commission on Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking to lead international battle to end forced labour

Humanities
Policy
Research
Social Sciences
Society
Mother and baby

Tackling persistent inequities underlying maternal mortality

Health
Medical Sciences
Policy
Research
A farmer's hand holds a bunch of harvested grapes. In the other hand, a pair of secateurs snips the stem off the bunch. In the background, out of focus rows of grape vines are illuminated by sunlight.

New research finds that warm summers and wet winters yield better wine vintages

Climate change
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Science

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