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Many adolescents game a lot without negative effects on their wellbeing

Many adolescents game a lot without negative effects on their wellbeing

Brain health
Medical Sciences
Mental health
Research
A fragment of the Winchcombe Meteorite. Credit: Trustees of the Natural History Museum, NHM.

New analysis of Winchcombe meteorite reveals a window into the early solar system

Astrophysics
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Science
Artist's impression of an Ebolavirus

Oxford’s Ebola vaccine recommended for deployment against Uganda outbreak

Ebola
Research
Vaccines
Image of Salman Rushdie at the Frankfurt Bookfair, Germany 2017

Renowned writers read for Salman Rushdie at Bodleian Libraries

Arts
University
Rising pollution on the Delhi-Jaipur expressway. Credit: Sudarshan Jha/Shutterstock

Expert Comment: Air pollution cools climate more than expected – making cutting carbon emissions more urgent

Climate change
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Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
E-cigarettes are more effective than nicotine-replacement therapy in helping smokers quit

E-cigarettes are more effective than nicotine-replacement therapy in helping smokers quit

Health
Medical Sciences
Research
Whole bone marrow organoid (Dr A Khan)

Researchers make miniature ‘bone marrows in a dish’ to improve anti-cancer treatments

Cancer
Health
Innovation
Medical Sciences
Research
Older person using a laptop: Gen-Z and millennials are digital natives who are pointing to the direction of our digital futures. India is among the fastest risers in tech-enabled countries. Credit: Shutterstock

US top of tech-enabled countries, but China and India among the fast movers - report

Social Sciences
Think of the woman fetching water for her family or cooking over a woodstove…she suffers more from the degradation of our natural biomass and water resources than anyone else

Expert comments: COP27 Gender Day

Climate change
Expert opinion
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Social Sciences
Simon Reuben and David Reuben alongside The Rt Hon Lord Patten of Barnes, CH, Chancellor of the University; Professor Dame Louise Richardson DBE, Vice-Chancellor of the University; Professor Lionel Tarassenko, President of Reuben College

Oxford awards its highest honour to Simon and David Reuben

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