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Poverty and inequality will potentially increase right across Europe, with poor workers losing as much as 16% of income and social cohesion between countries also being damaged by pandemic lockdown measures

Poverty and inequality surge across Europe in the wake of COVID-19

Coronavirus
Professor Nick Eyre, of Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute, has been appointed as Oxford City Council’s first scientific adviser

Professor Nick Eyre appointed Oxford City Council scientific adviser

Environment
Dr Sophy Charlton taking bone samples in the PalaeoBARN Laboratory, University of Oxford

Project for whole genome sequencing of extinct flightless birds

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Oxford University creates its 200th spinout company PhishAR

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Research
tides-to-tetrapods

Large tides may have been a key factor in the evolution of bony fish and tetrapods

Research
Photo | Vaccine vials on a shelf

Global clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccine resume

Coronavirus
Research
COVID-19 vaccine
Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine

Oxford COVID-19 vaccine follows its programmed genetic instructions, independent analysis finds

Research
Coronavirus
Health
The Neasden Temple, London

Britain’s most influential Hindu temple spreads awareness of the PRINCIPLE trial among Indian community

Research
Coronavirus
the bonds between mothers, who had shared traumatic birth experiences, resembled those of soldiers who had fought together on the front lines

Band of mothers: Childbirth as a female bonding experience – Oxford research

work has already improved water security for more than two million people, working with UNICEF and in partnership with government, private sector and academia in Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Kenya

New funding to improve water security for 10 million people in Africa and Asia

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