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Monkey cracking a nut using two rocks

Artificial intelligence used to recognise primate behaviours in the wild

Conservation
Innovation
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
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Rob Stepney

Oxford science relaunches digital channel Oxford Sparks to open its secrets to the world

Science
When the history of COP26 and the battle to reduce emissions is written, last minute manoeuvrings in Glasgow will be a feature. But the very real successes of this year's Conference of the Parties will also be writ large

COP26: Don't forget the successes - Oxford experts

Climate change
Expert opinion
True Planet
Drugs

Global antibiotic consumption rates increased by 46 percent since 2000

Health
Medical Sciences
Research
Exterior of the Royal Institution Building - photo credit Tim Mitchell

Oxford scientists announced as guest Christmas Lecturers

Research
Carina Joe Oxford

Oxford vaccine reaches two billion dose milestone

COVID-19 vaccine
Medical Sciences
Vaccines
Bod

Digital Scholarship @Oxford: Transforming digital research

Funding
Humanities
University
global growth of cities, particularly in the global south, will entrench and embed people in urban concentrations of informality

Finally: COP considers cities and the climate crisis

Climate change
Expert opinion
Social Sciences
True Planet
Illustration showing how the Ebola virus looks under a microscope

Ebola vaccine to begin human trials

Ebola
Research
Vaccines
Any of the healthy and sustainable dietary patterns we looked at are a better option for health, the environment, and financially. Credit: Shutterstock.

Sustainable eating is cheaper and healthier - Oxford study

Climate change
Environment
Health
Research
Social Sciences
True Planet

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