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Oxford retains top spot for spinouts

The third annual Spotlight on Spinouts report, sponsored by the Royal Academy of Engineering, highlights Oxford’s remarkable achievement in…

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The safety of GP prescribing in England was not adversely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic

The study, published in BMJ Medicine, is the most comprehensive assessment of medication safety during the Covid-19 pandemic in…

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Baseball and basketball players who peak early, die early

Dr Newman probed data on athlete’s height, weight and performance and studied the data on all-time great baseball players,…

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Eight Oxford researchers become Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences

The new Fellows have been elected to the Academy in recognition of their exceptional contributions to the advancement of…

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US top of tech-enabled countries, but China and India among the fast movers – report

Next, among the NRI’s top 10, network ready nations, are Singapore, Sweden and the Netherlands. Europe is the leading…

Researchers make miniature ‘bone marrows in a dish’ to improve anti-cancer treatments

The study, published in the journal Cancer Discovery, describes a new method using human stem cells grown in a…

Key cause of type 2 diabetes uncovered

Glucose metabolites (chemicals produced when glucose is broken down by cells), rather than glucose itself, have been discovered to…

Oxford awards its highest honour to Simon and David Reuben

Simon Reuben and David Reuben have been presented with the Sheldon Medal in recognition of their support for students…

External factors, including homicide, drive death rate disparity in US black-white young adults

Homicide deaths accounted for the largest disparity among young adults, and were 20 times as high for black males…

COP27: Net Zero guidelines aim to drive higher standards and counter 'greenwashing' accusations

Kaya Axelsson, who is a technical author for the guidelines, says, ‘People are tired of having the wool pulled…

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