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These bikes allow older people to cycle and help riders cycle in hilly areas. But they still provide physical activity.

Obsessing over electric cars is impeding the race to net zero: More active travel is essential

Expert opinion
True Planet: Oxford research for a changing world The world is in a climate crisis, and Oxford researchers are at the forefront of trying to find solutions in adaptation and resilience, nature, energy transition, clean road transport and green finance. O

G7: last chance to board the green pandemic recovery ship before it sails, say Oxford experts

Expert opinion
Environment
Oxford skyline, wide angle

Oxford University academics recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours

Awards
Coronavirus
novel forms of NbS can be used to help conserve and enhance urban heritage, including using soil and turf to physically consolidate vulnerable walls and ruins (termed 'soft capping') as well as enhancing the visitor experience by bringing nature and all i

Enhancing urban life and heritage: Nature-based solutions in the city

Social Sciences
Environment
True Planet
Illustration of mission to Venus

Green light for European Space Agency mission to Venus

Professor Eleanor Stride

Averting an antibiotics apocalypse: major funding announced to tackle resistance to antibiotics

Research
Funding
How blood cell genetic variations impact on common diseases

Scientists make DNA breakthrough which could identify why some people are more affected by Covid-19

Research
Innovation
Coronavirus
View from the floor of the two walls M1 and M2 of the LHCb Muon detector

Subatomic particle seen changing to antiparticle and back for the first time

Pills in a dish in a lab

RECOVERY trial finds aspirin does not improve survival for patients hospitalised with COVID-19

Coronavirus
Health
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His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales visits Oxford Botanic Garden and Somerville College

University

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