Articles by University of Oxford

Findings could help inform microbe-based approaches to improve crop yields and food security

Remote collaboration makes delivering new ideas easier but delivers fewer breakthroughs

Research could be used to help develop compound that tastes bad to bees to be used with pesticides

The design uses an ionic gradient across a chain of droplets—inspired by how electric eels generate electricity

UK researchers are calling on institutes to adopt a new set of recommended actions address under-representation

Unexpected link reveals key insights into the structure of neutral mutations and the evolution of organisms

Scientists call for urgent conservation of deep reefs, one of the planet’s largest and least protected ecosystems

Ecological energy flow through logged forests was found to be 2.5 times greater than in old-growth forest

Researchers used GPS observations of the flow speed of Helheim Glacier to study glacier flow speed

JWST characterizes polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon properties in the nuclear region of active galaxies