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Tracking down lost lions

Lion populations have declined by 75% since the 1970s. Previous research has shown this was largely due to habitat…

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What is the SchistoTrack Research Group?

Schistosomiasis is a parasitic disease that is estimated to affect 250 million people worldwide. The transmission of the disease…

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Wandering in the woods: trying to cure cancer by not trying to cure cancer

“I’m a scientist and I study cancer. But sometimes I go for a wander”. Richard White, from the Ludwig…

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Immunotherapy: finding hidden ways to treat cancer

Cancer will affect everyone, in some way, during their lifetime. While treatments have gotten better over the years, they…

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The magic of mangroves: defending the defenders

Mangroves are very unusual plants. Their specialised prop roots form arches above ground, anchoring mangroves to the salty soil…

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Behind the scenes in the Fly Lab

Across the world, many species are at risk of extinction because of climate change. But did you know that…

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How do I keep my house cool without air conditioning?

Summer is here, and with heatwaves forecast, how do we keep our homes cool without relying on air conditioning?…

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What time is it on the moon?

Scientists are returning to the moon, but when they get there, what time is it? Dr Carly Howett from…

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How can origami help make energy?

Discover how the ancient art of origami is revolutionising sustainable energy! Researcher Jingyi Yang, from the Department of Engineering…

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How do you fossilise a brain?

When you think of fossils, you probably imagine dinosaurs. But did you know that soft body parts, like the…

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How do earworms work?

Have you ever had a song stuck in your head that you just can’t shake? A few bars or…

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How are seals affecting fishing catches?

Are seals the fishermen’s friends or foes? The UK is home 35% of the world’s grey seals and we…

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Goylette Chami

My research aims to improve the lives of individuals at risk of lifelong diseases from infectious causes, focusing on…

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Fabian Reitzug

I’m a social scientist turned epidemiologist researching how human behaviour influences infectious disease transmission. Specifically, I am interested in…

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Eloise Ockenden

I am interested in finding ways to use maths and technology for healthcare, and developing them mindfully so that…

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Nicole Miranda

I got interested in cooling because when looking to get back into research (I was working in industry for…

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Tori Macera

From an early age, I was interested in how the human body works. As I got older, these interests…

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Kitty Clarke

I got interested in chemistry at a young age, when one day in a science lesson we were shown…

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Early-life diseases linked to lifelong childlessness

Led by Aoxing Liu and senior authors Melinda Mills, Andrea Ganna and an international team, the study examined the…

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Fair Water? An exhibition of the inequality below the surface at Oxford’s Natural History Museum

A fascinating and thought-provoking exhibition Fair Water? has opened in Oxford’s Museum of Natural History.  A collaboration between the museum and…

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Expert Comment: Turning COP’s promises into progress and the rise of climate regulation

Amidst carefully caveated celebrations, we can hardly ignore the work we have to do to get there. Having the…

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