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Two African elephants in the savannah in Kenya. Circles radiate outwards from them, both in the air and on the ground, to indicate acoustic and seismic vibrations generated by the rumble noises the elephant makes.

Oxford’s Animal Vibration Lab showcased at Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

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Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
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GP consultation

Parkinson’s drug effective in treating persistent depression

Medical Sciences
Mental health
Research
The Vice-Chancellor and members of the Poonawalla family at the groundbreaking ceremony

Construction begins on state-of-the-art research facility

Global health
Medical Sciences
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Illustration of a brain and electrical connections

Oxford to lead new £50m MRC Centre to develop brain stimulation device-based therapies

Brain health
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Professor Karen Leeder. Credit: Alyssa K. Faoro

Professor Karen Leeder awarded 2025 Griffin Poetry Prize

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Close up of injection

‘Single shot’ malaria vaccine delivery system could transform global immunisation

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Family data collection. Credit: Freepik

Latest Rees Centre report calls for ethical and effective information use to improve children's lives

Image depicts honorands leaving the Divinity School and processing into the Sheldonian Theatre

Honorary degrees awarded at Encaenia 2025

University
Vaccines and syringes

How do vaccines reduce the risk of dementia?

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Vaccines
Benjakiti Park, Bangkok, Thailand. Credit: tonsbluesman, Getty Images

New global index puts nature at the heart of human progress

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Climate
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