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Investors are “flying blind” to risk of climate lawsuit

Investors are 'flying blind' to risk of climate lawsuits

Climate
Social Sciences
Close up of an archaeologist using a paintbrush to remove dirt from a half buried human skeleton.

New technique identifies earliest cases of genetic disorders from ancient DNA

Genetics
History
Research
Social Sciences
Hospital corridor at angle

Maternal death rates in the UK have increased to levels not seen for almost 20 years

Health
Medical Sciences
Policy
Research
First-in-human vaccine trial for deadly Nipah virus launched

First-in-human vaccine trial for deadly Nipah virus launched

Global health
Vaccines
An artistic concept of quantum computing showing spherically-arranged rows of binary 0 and 1 numbers with pulsating ripples across the surface.

New study uses machine learning to bridge the reality gap in quantum devices

Artificial Intelligence
Innovation
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
Warneford COA

Next step in plans for Warneford Park development agreed

Health
Medical Sciences
Mental health
University
Close up of a petri dish containing pink colonies of Escherichai coli bacteria, held by a hand in a latex glove. The other hand is taking a swab of the colonies.

Sir Stewart Cole joins the Ineos Oxford Institute for antimicrobial research as Executive Chair

Biology
Health
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
The planet Uranus, seen as a greenish-blue sphere, is suspended in outer space against an illuminated line of stars to represent the Milky Way Galaxy.

New images reveal what Neptune and Uranus really look like

Astrophysics
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
Study shows that the way the brain learns is different from the way that artificial intelligence systems learn

Study shows that the way the brain learns is different from the way that artificial intelligence systems learn

Artificial Intelligence
Medical Sciences
Neuroscience
Research
Science
Cerne Abbas Giant: New research shows giant carved as muster station for King Alfred’s armies

New research shows the Cerne Abbas Giant was a muster station for King Alfred’s armies

Humanities

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