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Our bodies have an innate ability to mend themselves, skilfully knitting together injuries. But as we age, the cells that action this healing process become inefficient. Scientists at Oxford University, working on ground breaking bio-active technology, have found hope.
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Royal Society appoints Dr Alan Roth Entrepreneur in Residence at Oxford
Saїd Business School announces Paul Polman as Board Chair
Law Professor Jeremias Prassl wins the St Petersburg International Legal Forum Private Law Prize
Professor Laura Hoyona to be part of government criminal justice review
Gorongosa National Park to collaborate with Oxford on 'Paleo-Primate Project'
EBRD appoints Oxford professor Beata Javorcik as new Chief Economist
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Oxford professor shares Man Booker International Prize for Arabic translation
Why one match a day is enough on dating sites
Oxford professor wins Costa biography prize for book on WW2
Oxford's new graduate college to focus on AI and climate change
Oxford University students give candidates their top interview tips
British Academy honours seven Oxford academics
New approach to reducing damage after a heart attack
Link between diabetes and heart failure stronger in women than men
Students enjoy UNIQ experience at Oxford summer school
Four of Oxford’s leading scientists scoop Royal Society awards
New study discovers genetic changes linked to leukaemia in children with Down’s syndrome
Oxford professor appointed Chief Scientific Adviser at Defra
Finger-prick blood test could help reduce antibiotic use for some patients
University researchers awarded for their work in public and community engagement
Oxford to lead quantum computing hub as part of UK’s research and innovation drive