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Magdalen College acquires Oxford Science Park

February 19, 2016
Magdalen College has acquired the remaining 50% stake held in the Oxford Science Park for the sum of £18.1m, and now has full control of management and the Park’s future...

‘Impossible’ method used to grow organic crystals

February 18, 2016
Organic crystals have been created by Russian scientists which can reduce the cost of creating light-emitting devices.

Ice melt to cause higher sea levels

February 17, 2016
If Antarctica ice melts due to warming oceans, global sea levels could rise three metres, according to UK scientists.

Carbon and sugar tax could ‘significantly’ improve population health

February 16, 2016
Health benefits could be achieved by both a carbon and sugar tax on food and drink in the UK, according to Oxford scientists.

Nature not solely to blame for severe droughts

February 15, 2016
Drought researchers and managers must include human activity when looking at severe droughts, according to scientists from the University of Birmingham.

Einstein’s final prediction confirmed

February 12, 2016
Scientists have announced the detection of gravitational waves, a century after they were predicted by Albert Einstein.

Immuno-oncology partnership announced

February 12, 2016
Kymab and the University of Texas have announced a strategic cancer drug discovery and development alliance

Antarctic fungi survive Martian conditions

February 11, 2016
Antarctic fungi have spent 18 months on the ISS, managing to survive under Mars-like conditions.

Food allergies better understood

February 10, 2016
Scientists have taken a step closer to explaining food allergies, especially those in children.

New method to control bee parasite

February 9, 2016
A way to control a parasitic mite that is responsible for the dwindling number of bee colonies worldwide has been discovered.

Earthworm threatens diversity

February 8, 2016
The earthworm may threaten plant diversity in ecosystems, according to Canadian researchers.

New breakthrough in crop science

February 5, 2016
A gene amplification method has been shown to be successful at analysing the development of transgenic crops, enabling easier investigation of gene uptake.

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