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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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Researchers define new class of regulatory element in DNA

Researchers at the MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine’s Laboratory of Gene Regulation, led by Professor Doug Higgs and…

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Oxford Africa Conference Report 2023 reveals insights to drive transformative journey

The Oxford Africa Conference explored frameworks for realising Africa’s prosperity and addressing the continent’s pressing challenges with findings published…

Expert Comment: Three factors that help beat the odds in Young Lives

Lemn was inspired to get involved by work done by one of my colleagues, Gina Crivello, a key member…

Oxford University-built instrument ready to map water on the Moon

The Lunar Trailblazer mission will improve our understanding of our natural satellite and how we could harness its resources…

West African archaeology to benefit from partnership of Oxford School of Archaeology and Museum of West African Art.

This centre will be a part of The Pavilion, the first building within MOWAA’s creative district located in the…

Nanopore technology achieves breakthrough in protein variant detection

Human cells contain approximately 20,000 protein-encoding genes. However, the actual number of proteins observed in cells is far greater,…

No evidence linking Facebook adoption and negative well-being

The independent Oxford study, published by the Royal Society, used well-being data from nearly a million people across 72 countries…

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