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If you could save the rainforests or coral reefs, which would you choose?
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If you could save the rainforests or coral reefs, which would you choose?
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Browsing books in the Weston Library
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Oxford profiles - Professor Dapo Akande
The very genial new UN law expert, talks genocide, mass murder...and Oxford

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Maki Sekiya (piano)

St Hilda's College
07Dec

Tamed: Three Species That Changed The World

Oxford University Museum of Natural History - Online Event

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Be responsible. Be considerate. Be safe.
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Umm…Should I be wearing a mask?
As COVID cases rise we ask behavioural scientist Prof Melinda Mills
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The OED Blog
Guidance on labels and date ranges: how the OED labels (really, really, really) old words
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Oxford Martin School
Our World in Data awarded Covid Innovation Heroes Award
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Helping families cope during the COVID-19 crisis
Launching Co-SPACE with support from the Westminster Foundation
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Christmas books
QUAD’s Off the Shelf series for December 2021 turns towards seasonal matters, with something for everyone
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Why do I feel sleepy in winter?
Julia Lindsay looks at our biological clocks and provides some tips for shaking off that tiredness
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Oxford in the Conversation
Top Kenyan scientist shares the joys and challenges of creating life-saving vaccines
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Book talk: 'Cogs and Monsters: what economics is and what it should be' with Prof Diane Coyle
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The OUP blog
City spaces, pace bias, and the production of disability
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