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An artist’s impression of an X-ray binary star system. This shows the normal star in yellow/red, the disc of rotating matter, the neutron star sitting in its centre, and the ‘radio jet’ shooting out. Credit: Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias.

Major collaboration reveals new insights on binary star systems

Astrophysics
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
A city with lines of light connecting the buildings, to represent digital communications. Image credit: Shutterstock

New hub receives £2 million to develop the communications technologies of tomorrow

Funding
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
The Radcliffe Camera against a blue sky

Oxford Professor of Poetry applications now open

Humanities
University
Oxford researcher deployed with UK medical team to support Turkey following major earthquake

Oxford researcher deployed with UK medical team to support Turkey following major earthquake

Medical Sciences
Society
University
A woman scientist: Scientists tend to move from one country to another to advance their careers. But researchers from Oxford’s Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science have found female researchers continue to be under-represented among internationally m

International recognition is important but female scientific researchers are less internationally-mobile

Research
Social Sciences
From left to right: William Whyte (Professor of Architectural History and senior responsible owner for the University), VC, Mr Schwarzman, and Madeleina Loughrey-Grant from Laing O'Rourke.

Construction of the Schwarzman Centre gets underway

Community
Education
Funding
Humanities
Research
University
Ukranian scholar Anastasiia Zagoruichyk

How Oxford has supported Ukrainian students

Admissions
Education
Students
University
Drone photos over Aleppo, Syria show the massive devastation caused by the earthquake that struck Syria and Turkey, leaving tens of thousands dead and injured

Expert comment: Professor Walker on the Türkiye/Syria earthquake disaster

Expert opinion
No United Nations member state, whichever continent they are in, can claim [the war] does not concern them. Credit: Shutterstock

Expert Comment: No UN member, whichever continent they are in, can claim Russia's invasion does not concern them

Expert opinion
Policy
Social Sciences
Somali families: Our research found a 1 °C warming is estimated to lead to a ten-fold increase in expected displacement. It is alarming that, even this marginal change in temperature, has such a huge impact. It highlights the likely effect climate change

Small temperature rise can cause large scale forced migration - study

Climate change
Environment
Research
Social Sciences

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