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Sea lion operational interactions

Troubled waters: How global marine wildlife protection can undermine fishing communities

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Eight Oxford researchers win top UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships

Climate change
Environment
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Coronavirus historic

Coronavirus Epidemics first hit more than 21,000 years ago

Coronavirus
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Anopheles mosquito

Reducing children’s exposure to malaria in their early years substantially cuts the risk of hospitalisation.

Health
Malaria
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battery

UK-based consortium established to develop prototype solid-state batteries

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Technology
Vaccine qu

Sharing vaccines between nations: a mathematical approach

Coronavirus
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infant in intensive care - neonatal sepsis

New research on preventing infant deaths due to neonatal sepsis

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Credit: Shutterstock. True Planet: The world is in a climate crisis, and Oxford researchers are at the forefront of trying to find solutions in adaptation and resilience, nature, energy transition, clean road transport and green finance.

Nature-based solutions highly effective in long term - Oxford research

Environment
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True Planet
Among OECD countries, liberties were most severely impacted in those that chose mitigation, whereas swift lockdown measures - in line with elimination - were less strict and of shorter duration

Policies for COVID-19 elimination, not mitigation, best for health, economy and civil liberties

Social Sciences
Coronavirus
Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
At a time when so many species are struggling to adapt to human-mediated environmental change, Blackcap numbers are actually rising and this species’ ability to ring in the changes might explain why

Bird feeders have reversed Blackcaps’ migration, with the fair weather visitors wintering in British and Irish gardens

Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences

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