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Has our black hole been blowing bubbles?

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Has our black hole been blowing bubbles?

Nov

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Museum receives cast of 1.9 million year old hominid

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Museum receives cast of 1.9 million year old hominid Oxford University Museum of Natural History has been presented with a cast of the skull and hand of Australopithecus sediba, a 1.9 million year old hominid species.

Nov

29

Volunteers match whale calls on Whale FM

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Volunteers match whale calls on Whale FM Curious ‘citizen scientists’ can now help marine researchers better understand how Killer Whales and Pilot Whales communicate. Scientific American, in partnership with The Zooniverse team at Oxford University, launched the whale-song project, Whale FM, today.

Nov

28

Duchess of Cornwall opens new auditorium at The Queen’s College

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Duchess of Cornwall opens new auditorium at The Queen’s College HRH The Duchess of Cornwall opened a new auditorium at The Queen’s College on Thursday November 17.

Nov

28

Humanitas Visiting Professors announced

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Humanitas Visiting Professors announced Lord Foster will give a free public lecture today, as a number of Humanitas Visiting Professorships for the forthcoming year are announced.

Nov

26

New galleries bring Egyptian and Nubian collections of out storage

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New galleries bring Egyptian and Nubian collections of out storage The Ashmolean Museum has opened six new galleries to house the collections of Ancient Egypt and Nubia (present day Sudan).

Nov

25

Study will help guide women’s choices in where to give birth

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Study will help guide women’s choices in where to give birth Women with straightforward pregnancies can choose whether they’d like to give birth in a hospital obstetric unit, a midwifery unit or at home, knowing that giving birth is generally very safe. But there are important differences between these birth settings in benefits and risks for mother and baby.

Nov

25

Queen’s Anniversary Prize for WildCRU

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Queen’s Anniversary Prize for WildCRU Oxford University’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit has been awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize. It is the eighth time that the University has been awarded the Prize, more than any other university.

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