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Electric Vehicles: broadening access and supporting electricity networks

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Online Poetry Event - SciPo Interim event 2020 with TORCH: Science of the seas

The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities - Online Poetry Event

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E-Scooters permitted in Oxford
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The remote British village that built one of the fastest internet networks in the UK
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Why Brexit could make it harder to fight money laundering
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Disinformation by design: how media manipulation campaigns are constructed
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Bear-whales, angels, hidden bats and Darwin

Find out more about the museum’s fantastic architecture in its 160th year
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Babies born prematurely are at higher risk of heart problems throughout life – new study
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Masks, vaccine and cure: Translating medical evidence during and after the pandemic
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Suzy Cripps - My Oxford

MSt Creative Writing student Suzy talks about the advantages of studying part-time
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