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Professor Bela Novak (1956–2025): A Life of Scientific Discovery in Numbers

It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of Professor Béla Novák

Cancer beats the clock

New research unveils the important role of cell division timing mechanisms in the formation of cancer

Pancreatic cancer immune map provides clues for precision treatment targeting

Study shows why there are differences in prognosis between different pancreatic tumours and identifies potential...

Study shows why there are differences in prognosis between different pancreatic tumours and identifies potential avenues for improved treatment approaches

Unlocking the Pause: A new player in gene transcription

A new work from the Klose lab published in the journal Molecular Cell

Oxford-Glasgow spin-out awarded share of £3m research fund

Glox Therapeutics awarded Collaborative Discovery Programme funding from Cystic Fibrosis Antimicrobial Resistance...

Glox Therapeutics awarded Collaborative Discovery Programme funding from Cystic Fibrosis Antimicrobial Resistance Syndicate

Identifying fake Covid-19 vaccines by analysing vial labels and vaccine liquids

Researchers at the University of Oxford and their collaborators, including the Serum Institute of India, have published...

Researchers at the University of Oxford and their collaborators, including the Serum Institute of India, have published an innovative method to identify falsified vaccines without opening...

Researchers at the University of Oxford and their collaborators, including the Serum Institute of India, have published an innovative method to identify falsified vaccines without opening the vaccine vial

DNA origami: a new frontier in epigenetic inheritance across generations

In a collaboration between two labs spanning both sides of the English Channel, scientists have discovered a new...

In a collaboration between two labs spanning both sides of the English Channel, scientists have discovered a new way in which the organisation of DNA within our cells affects genes...

In a collaboration between two labs spanning both sides of the English Channel, scientists have discovered a new way in which the organisation of DNA within our cells affects genes for generations

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for fatty liver disease presented in Oxford Town Hall

Dr. Bevin Gangadharan was recently invited to give a talk for a Chinese Hepatobiliary Surgery Delegation at the...

Dr. Bevin Gangadharan was recently invited to give a talk for a Chinese Hepatobiliary Surgery Delegation at the Council Chamber in Oxford Town Hall

Techniques to determine contamination of medical syrups discussed at the Medicine Quality meeting

Research on substandard and falsified medical products discussed at the Medicine Quality meeting held at the Richard...

Research on substandard and falsified medical products discussed at the Medicine Quality meeting held at the Richard Doll Building and attended by over forty participants from countries...

Research on substandard and falsified medical products discussed at the Medicine Quality meeting held at the Richard Doll Building and attended by over forty participants from countries across Europe

Prize winners of the Annual Postgraduate Symposium 2024

Shreya Singhal, Robbie Clark and Carlos Riechmann have won prizes for best talks in our annual postgraduate sy...

Shreya Singhal, Robbie Clark and Carlos Riechmann have won prizes for best talks in our annual postgraduate symposium

Sir George Radda CBE FMedSci FRS

Sir George Radda CBE FMedSci FRS, 9 June 1936 – 13 September 2024

Novel method to detect fake vaccines using mass spectrometry

Research published today in the Nature portfolio journal npj Vaccines describes a new method capable of distinguishing...

Research published today in the Nature portfolio journal npj Vaccines describes a new method capable of distinguishing authentic and falsified (i.e. fake) vaccines using mass spect...

Research published today in the Nature portfolio journal npj Vaccines describes a new method capable of distinguishing authentic and falsified (i.e. fake) vaccines using mass spectrometry

We're exploring, explaining and advancing human life

Explore

We’re dedicated to a fuller understanding of all the cells and systems that underpin human life, researching them at molecular, structural and cell level

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We’re committed to being a learning community, sharing our knowledge with students, with one another and with the wider world

Advance

We’re focused on the future of humanity, making connections and discoveries that will improve health and quality of life for people everywhere

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Professor Bela Novak (1956–2025): A Life of Scientific Discovery in Numbers

Cancer beats the clock

Pancreatic cancer immune map provides clues for precision treatment targeting

Unlocking the Pause: A new player in gene transcription

Oxford-Glasgow spin-out awarded share of £3m research fund

Identifying fake Covid-19 vaccines by analysing vial labels and vaccine liquids

DNA origami: a new frontier in epigenetic inheritance across generations

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for fatty liver disease presented in Oxford Town Hall

Techniques to determine contamination of medical syrups discussed at the Medicine Quality meeting

Prize winners of the Annual Postgraduate Symposium 2024

Sir George Radda CBE FMedSci FRS

Novel method to detect fake vaccines using mass spectrometry

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We're exploring, explaining and advancing human life

Explore

We’re dedicated to a fuller understanding of all the cells and systems that underpin human life, researching them at molecular, structural and cell level

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We’re committed to being a learning community, sharing our knowledge with students, with one another and with the wider world

Advance

We’re focused on the future of humanity, making connections and discoveries that will improve health and quality of life for people everywhere

Latest News

Professor Bela Novak (1956–2025): A Life of Scientific Discovery in Numbers

Cancer beats the clock

Pancreatic cancer immune map provides clues for precision treatment targeting

Unlocking the Pause: A new player in gene transcription

Oxford-Glasgow spin-out awarded share of £3m research fund

Identifying fake Covid-19 vaccines by analysing vial labels and vaccine liquids

DNA origami: a new frontier in epigenetic inheritance across generations

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for fatty liver disease presented in Oxford Town Hall

Techniques to determine contamination of medical syrups discussed at the Medicine Quality meeting

Prize winners of the Annual Postgraduate Symposium 2024

Sir George Radda CBE FMedSci FRS

Novel method to detect fake vaccines using mass spectrometry

Study with us

The next Undergraduate Open Days will take place during summer 2025. For more details see Undergraduate open days

Looking for a studentship? Please see our latest studentship additions

The next Undergraduate Open Days will take place during summer 2025.
For more details see Undergraduate open days