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Africa’s change-makers: meet the Mastercard Foundation Scholars with big ambitions for the future
A green fuels breakthrough: bio-engineering bacteria to become ‘hydrogen nanoreactors’Testing new ways to fight TB: Challenge trials
A new way to test candidate vaccines for TB - the world's deadliest infectious disease - by testing their efficacy against surrogates in what's called 'challenge trials'.
TB, in the 21st century, still kills more people than any other infectious disease. We urgently need to develop effective vaccines, as the most cost-effective way to control this epidemic.
Oxford profiles
Meet some of the talented people behind Oxford’s world-class research. Pushing forward the boundaries of knowledge, their work solves real world problems and creates a positive impact on our societies, economies and health.
Dr Chris Ballance, quantum computing’s up-and-coming star
Professor Shadreck Chirikure: We owe a lot to the past. Archaeology can take us back to the future
Expert comment: How the new Pandemic Agreement will change our response to future pandemic threats
Oxford research explores how poverty and loneliness are linked to pain, fatigue and low mood
Eight Oxford Scientists Elected Fellows of the Royal Society
Oxford team catalogues chimpanzee forest first aid
Scientists define the ingredients for finding natural clean hydrogen
Researchers remap the world's rivers to improve flood modelling
Oxford receives £8.4 million gift to establish new Professorship and Centre for Global Primary Care
The role of truth in contemporary life inspires thought-provoking scrutiny at the Sheldonian Theatre
Landmark online programme announced for Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit
Professor Ian Walmsley appointed to lead Oxford Quantum Institute and joins government’s Quantum Strategic Advisory Board