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Recent News About University of Oxford
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Research reveals ancient American dog's genetic journey
An international team of scientists has sequenced 70 complete mitochondrial genomes from archaeological and modern dogs, spanning Central Mexico to Central Chile and Argentina.
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Oxford researchers receive prestigious ERC Advanced Grants for diverse scientific projects
The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Advanced Grants to several Oxford University academics, recognizing their innovative research across various scientific fields.
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OrganOx among finalists for UK's prestigious MacRobert Award
The Royal Academy of Engineering has announced the finalists for the 2025 MacRobert Award, which honors engineering teams demonstrating exceptional innovation, societal benefit, and commercial viability within the UK.
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Oxford researchers achieve breakthrough in controlling tin-vacancy centers
Researchers from the University of Oxford and the University of Manchester have achieved a significant breakthrough in quantum technology by gaining control over single tin-vacancy color centers in diamond.
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Study finds weight loss program aids those with type 2 diabetes and disordered eating
Participants in a total diet replacement (TDR) program showed significant improvements in eating disorder symptoms, with effects lasting six months after the program ended, despite some weight regain.
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Oxford academics honored with King's Birthday awards
Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell has been named a Companion of Honour (CH) for her contributions to astronomy, physics, and diversity.
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Oxford researchers identify new therapeutic target for aggressive leukaemia
A research team at the University of Oxford has identified a potential new therapeutic target for blast phase myeloproliferative neoplasm (BP-MPN), an aggressive form of leukaemia.
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Oxford researchers achieve record-breaking precision in qubit operations
Researchers at the University of Oxford have achieved what they describe as the most accurate qubit operation recorded globally, marking a significant advancement in quantum computing.
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Oxford's Nipah virus vaccine receives EMA PRIME designation
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has granted the Oxford vaccine against the Nipah virus a PRIME designation.
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Study shows dehorning reduces rhino poaching by nearly 80
The study conducted between 2017 and 2023 in the Greater Kruger region of South Africa has revealed significant findings on rhino conservation efforts.
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Study links atmospheric demand to worsening global droughts
A recent study led by researchers at the School of Geography and the Environment reveals that droughts are not solely caused by a lack of rainfall.
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New satellite technology reveals cause behind mysterious seismic signals
In September 2023, a peculiar global seismic signal was detected every 90 seconds over nine days and repeated a month later.
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Oxford University's OPTIMiSE project aims at enhancing crop productivity through genetic innovation
Established by the UK Parliament in January 2023, ARIA is a research and development funding agency sponsored by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
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Oxford team identifies key material for stable quantum computing
Quantum computers have the potential to surpass current supercomputers, but their performance is limited by quantum decoherence.
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Oxford hosts climate-focused events highlighting human rights impacts
Ellie Goulding, singer-songwriter and recent UN Global Environmental Ambassador, will perform at the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Concert on June 6 at New Theatre, Oxford.
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New protein extraction method unlocks secrets in ancient soft tissues
Researchers from the University of Oxford have developed a novel method for extracting and identifying proteins from ancient soft tissues, offering new insights into human history.
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EU urged to learn tech lessons from Romania's tumultuous presidential election
Romania's recent presidential election has spotlighted the digital challenges facing European democracies.
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Oxford researchers join academy as new fellows
The Academy of Medical Sciences has elected five researchers from the University of Oxford as new Fellows.
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World Health Assembly adopts new Pandemic Agreement amid ongoing challenges
After several weeks of concerns regarding cuts to global health funding and disruptions in scientific research, the World Health Assembly in Geneva has adopted the Pandemic Agreement.
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World Health Assembly adopts historic Pandemic Agreement amid challenges
After a period marked by funding cuts and disruptions to global health initiatives, the adoption of the Pandemic Agreement at the World Health Assembly in Geneva is seen as a significant step forward.