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A large bronze vessel with ornate handles in a display case. At the front is a clear box containing an orange-brown substance.

Oxford chemists identify honey offering in a 2,500-year-old shrine

History
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Science
Head and shoulders image of Lindsay Skoll, CMG

Jesus College, Oxford announces the appointment of a new Principal

Colleges
Director of Estates, Trevor Payne adds the last concrete to the top of the building

New Global Health Building reaches its highest point

Global health
Medical Sciences
University
Ancient human teeth

Prehistoric teeth used to create historic map of infectious diseases

Biology
Genetics
Medical Sciences
Research
A hand wearing a blue latex glove holds a tube containing blood. The label on the tube says ‘Sepsis’. In the background is a stethoscope.

AMR surveillance project in Nigeria delivers life-saving impacts

Biology
Global health
Health
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
Research
Professor Teresa Lambe OBE, shows HRH the Duke of Gloucester around the Tissue Culture Room alongside PhD Student Jack Saunders whose research focuses on Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever

HRH The Duke of Gloucester Visits University of Oxford’s Cutting-Edge Vaccine Facilities

Global health
Medical Sciences
University
Vaccines
The Radcliffe Camera, an iconic circular stone building in Oxford topped with a dome and cupola.

Eight Oxford academics elected Fellows of the British Academy

Awards
Humanities
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Time to sleep

Why do we need sleep? Oxford researchers find the answer may lie in mitochondria

Biology
Health
Medical Sciences
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Science
Oxford University Chemistry students, credit: John Cairns

Joint donation to Oxford and Cambridge helps young people overcome barriers and succeed in STEM

University
Oxford skyline with the Radcliffe Camera in centre

New £50m MRC Centre launched to study how environmental exposures cause chronic inflammatory diseases

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Global health
Medical Sciences
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