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The new Life & Mind Building
Part of the Ineos Oxford Institute will be in the new Life & Mind Building, which is currently under construction.
Credit: NBBJ Architects

£100 million donation from Ineos to create new institute
A new state of the art institute for antimicrobial research is to open at Oxford University
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Working in a quiet corner at Merton College
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After you apply for graduate study
What happens after you have submitted your application
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Orangutans are iconic, frequently used by advertisers and film-makers as representatives of thoughtfulness and wisdom. But the fate of former captive apes is throwing up a multiplicity of dilemmas

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Far from simple: Orangutan conservation poses ethical dilemmas

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26Jan

Open Evening: Undergraduate Certificate in the History of Art

Department for Continuing Education - Virtual Open Evening
27Jan

On 'Auschwitz': reflecting on the meaning of absolute death

Blavatnik School of Government - Online via Zoom

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Oxford in The Conversation
Is a vegan diet healthier? Five reasons why we can’t tell for sure
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Hertford College’s new Principal
Tom Fletcher discusses Oxford, diplomacy and the importance of the digital sphere in the twenty-first century
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Should we edit genes to make nicer people?
We ask Tess Johnson, a Philosophy DPhil student at the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics
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Brexit & Oxford
Find out how Oxford continues to work internationally
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Trump and the mainstreaming of racism in American politics
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Oxford in the Conversation
Joggers and cyclists should wear masks if they can’t maintain a physical distance from pedestrians
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Introducing CBT for low mood and depression 3: Rules for living (and how to break them)
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Forests vs Food

DPhil student Adam's data-driven research explores how we can reduce the levels of deforestation
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