Jan
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![Government funding for Young Lives]()
Thousands of children in the developing world are taking part in a 15-year study, led by Oxford University, which aims to find ways of addressing childhood poverty more effectively.
Jan
28
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![Paul Gambaccini gives first 2009 News International Broadcast lecture]()
Paul Gambaccini, radio and television presenter and Oxford alumnus, gave his first lecture as Oxford University’s News International Visiting Professor of Broadcast Media last night (27 January 2009).
Jan
27
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Science and Innovation minister, Lord Paul Drayson of Kensington, recently visited Oxford University to meet with researchers and students, see the latest facilities and unveil the new NMR Spectrometer at the Department of Chemistry.
Jan
26
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![International internships on offer]()
Applications are now open for places on the Oxford University International Internships Programme (OUIIP) 2009. Following a successful pilot last summer, the University has expanded the opportunities on offer and current students can apply for one of 26 roles in nine countries.
Jan
23
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![Oxford professor to lead improvements in trauma care]()
Keith Willett, Professor of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery at Oxford University, has been appointed as the new National Clinical Director for Trauma Care at the Department of Health.
Jan
22
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![What’s Happening to Our News?]()
The digital revolution threatens the quality and commercial viability of British journalism, according to a report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.
Jan
22
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![Oxford launches search for next Professor of Poetry]()
Oxford is searching for its next Professor of Poetry to follow in the footsteps of WH Auden and Seamus Heaney. Nominations are now open for a successor to acclaimed poet and academic Christopher Ricks.
Jan
21
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![Seabird’s ocean lifestyle revealed]()
An important British seabird has been tracked for the first time using miniature positioning loggers. The results are giving a team led by Oxford University zoologists information that could help conserve wildlife around Britain’s shores.
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