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Materials to expand on new site
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An extensive ten-acre site iÞve miles north of Oxford, at
Begbroke, containing 6,500 sq m of purpose-built research
laboratories and ofÞces has been bought by the University to
support its developing industry-linked research programmes.
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University to run half-term play-scheme
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The University is to provide its first holiday play-scheme for
children of students and staff, following a survey of parents'
childcare needs.
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Nine new Royal Society Fellows for Oxford
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Nine Oxford figures are among the forty-two new Fellows of the
Royal Society announced this week.
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Inaugural concert for Sheldonian's new
organ
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The seventeenth-century Sheldonian Theatre will resound to the
sound of twenty-first century musical technology next week with
an inaugural concert performed with the University's new
electronic digital organ.
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Biosciences rate full marks for
excellence
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The subject programme review of Organismal Biosciences has scored
the maximum 24 points in the latest Teaching Quality Assessment.
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Paul Muldoon takes poetry chair unopposed
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Professor Paul Muldoon, Howard G B Clark Professor in the
Humanities and Director of the Creative Writing Program at
Princeton University, is to become the University's next
Professor of Poetry, following an unopposed election.
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