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Oxford to test potential treatment for fatigue in long COVID patients

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Every burger helps

Oxford food experts work with Tesco on sustainable plant-based meals

Climate change
Environment
Health
Research
Social Sciences
Dieter Schwarz Foundation and Oxford announce major research collaboration on artificial intelligence, government and policy

Dieter Schwarz Foundation and Oxford announce major research collaboration on artificial intelligence, government and policy

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Innovation
Research
Technology
the risk of infection is diminished when individuals wear face covering/masks

Wearing face coverings protected wearers from COVID-19 infection – large scale study

Coronavirus
Research
Social Sciences
A picture depicting fluorescently labelled dopamine axons in the mouse striatum

Oxford-led team given £6.6m to map uncharted networks in the progression of Parkinson’s

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Research
This image shows typical spherical to oval cells of Cryptococcus neoformans, with extensive capsules and a budding daughter cell.

Tamoxifen repurposing study shows no benefit in treating deadly fungal meningitis

Research
Without a concerted effort to direct investment towards green industries, the climate emergency will continue to loom larger every year. If governments around the world do not heed this wake-up call, the emissions gap is certain to continue growing and em

UNEP emissions gap report: Damning findings on G20 ambition and post-Covid green finance

Climate change
Social Sciences
True Planet
The Carbon Takeback Obligation requires fossil fuel extractors and importers to dispose safely and permanently of a rising fraction of the CO2 they generate. Credit: Shutterstock.

Affordable policy which could stop fossil fuels causing global warming - report

Climate change
Social Sciences
True Planet
A huge poll of nearly 700,000 people, the G20 Peoples’ Climate Vote, shows public demand for climate action

G20 Peoples’ Climate Vote: Large majority back action

Climate change
Environment
Social Sciences
True Planet
parallels in that people in the 18th century were paranoid about the effects of novels, and that has come full circle in some of the discussions about content warnings and the effect of fiction on young people’s psyches

Pride or Prejudice? New radio documentary explores debates over novel reading

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