University of Oxford
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Oxford was the first University in the English-speaking world. Our aim is to remain at the forefront of centres of learning, teaching and research. Students from more than a hundred and forty countries and territories make up a student population of over twenty thousand.
Robots in the Forest
Fire and Wire... at the Museum
Why is the human–nature relationship so important?
Can we work with nature to solve the climate crisis?
What is habitat loss?
How does climate vary naturally?
How is human-induced climate change impacting nature and biodiversity?
What are greenhouse gases?
How can local and national governments work together to reduce emissions?
What are renewable energy sources?
How can we reduce emissions?
What will happen if emissions aren't reduced?
What do we mean by emissions?
The scale of the problem / the scale of the research: Climate and the Environment
Testing new ways to fight TB: Challenge trials
REACH Water - Improving water security for 10 million people in Asia and Africa
The Radiocarbon Dating Process: the Journey of a Sample
Oxford's Bodleian Library and OpenAI announce new partnership
William Hague becomes Oxford's 160th Chancellor
Sheldonian Series: Life
Dinosaur tracking across time
Christmas speed reading: Season's Greetings 2024
Migration Sounds: The impact of hearing people move
Supporting Online Justice
Sheldonian Series: Democracy
Sending cells into orbit to learn about ageing
Research Stories: Parenting support
Researcher Stories: Reproductive ethics
Researcher Stories: Low-carbon transport solutions with electric car clubs
A Bradford Story (BeUNIQ programme)