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Oxford University to receive £14 million in ERC Funding

Oxford University has won £14 million in new European Research Council (ERC) funding. Created to support innovative, high-impact research across the academic disciplines, the ERC offer 5-year grants to outstanding scientists and top researchers working in academia across Europe. Since it was founded in 2007 the funding body has awarded close to €12 billion across […]

The Hill Pitch Event

Sociologist Alex Rushforth from the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, recently attended Oxford’s annual digital health pitching event, The Hill, for the first time. Here’s what he made of it.   For the full story on Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences website

Triple win for Oxford at the RCPsych Awards 2017

Congratulations are pouring in for Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and University of Oxford – praised as leaders in their field by the Royal College of Psychiatrists. The Trust and the University are partners in the newly established NIHR Oxford Health BRC. For the full story on Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre website

Involvement Matters – December 2017

Patients, carers, professionals and the public working together in the Thames Valley and Milton Keynes. Edition 12 – 4th December 2017  

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Celsion announces TARDOX study combining ThermoDox and focused ultrasound to tackle cancers

Celsion Corporation has launched a clinical trial, supported by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), to study the effectiveness of combining cancer drug ThermoDox with focused ultrasound to treat a range of tumours, including liver cancer. For the full story on Oxford Biomedical Research Centre website

Oxford mothers-to-be learn about gestational diabetes research

Oxford researchers have attended two events in Oxford to let pregnant women know how to have a healthy pregnancy and to ask them to get involved in giving their views on future research. For the full story on Oxford Biomedical Research Centre website