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Illustration of new generation of neurostimulation devices

Multi-partner 'OpenMind' consortium to develop technology for new generation of neurostimulation devices

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The pea plant root systems, with the nodules that the bacteria live inside showing the size of nodules when different combinations of bacteria are available to the plant

Pea plants make smart investment decisions that could help inform sustainable agriculture

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highly bonded fans were particularly likely get tied up in aggressive behaviours – especially if they used cocaine

Cocaine drives supporters’ aggression in football - study

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Credit: Shutterstock. People may work with beavers on the restoration, rather than controlling them. The beavers, who are best placed to deliver sustainable results, are left to make positive changes in the landscape.

Nature must be a partner, not just a provider of services – Oxford report

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Environment
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Pea plants make smart investment decisions that could help inform sustainable agriculture

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Blue and pink coloured packets of antibiotics

Rapid evolution and host immunity drive the rise and fall of antibiotic resistance during acute infection

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Among OECD countries, liberties were most severely impacted in those that chose mitigation, whereas swift lockdown measures - in line with elimination - were less strict and of shorter duration

Policies for COVID-19 elimination, not mitigation, best for health, economy and civil liberties

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Coronavirus
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Artist's impression of Foraminifera - credit Richard Bizley

Researchers find climate change impacts plankton – a key marine food source

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Oxford Researchers’ Projects Recognised Through Prominent European Grants

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Photo | Technician working in the lab, Nanoro

Malaria vaccine becomes first to achieve WHO-specified 75% efficacy goal

Malaria
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Vaccines

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