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Invitation to Consultant Game Show
7 July 2017
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Zika spread secrets tracked through new gene sequencing study
25 May 2017
An international research collaboration studying the genetics of Zika virus in Brazil and beyond has provided a new understanding of the disease and its rapid spread through space and time.
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Access to Headington Roadworks - Latest Updates
15 January 2018
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Old Road Campus Car Park Updates
3 January 2018
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Antibody genes influence forgotten heart disease
12 May 2017
New research has found that genetic differences in antibody genes alter individuals’ susceptibility to rheumatic heart disease, a forgotten inflammatory heart condition – known as ‘RHD’ – that is rife in developing countries.
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1:1 careers support for DPhils and ECRS
17 May 2018
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Awards success for Department of Oncology
2 May 2018
Awards and Appointments General
Congratulations to researchers in the Department of Oncology, who have received a number of prestigious awards this month.
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New five year research and development partnership announced
10 January 2018
The University of Oxford, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the Patient experience healthcare company Oneview Healthcare have signed a research and development (R&D) agreement for clinical pathways, following the success of a Prostate Cancer Pathway pilot.
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Ros Whiteley
30 May 2018
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Rachael Connelly
30 May 2018
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Jane Itzhaki
30 May 2018
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Elena Di Daniel
30 May 2018
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Elena Escudero Gonzalez
30 May 2018
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Nora Bengoa-Vergniory
30 May 2018
Nora is a postdoctoral research assistant in the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics. She discusses her experience as an Oxford-Celgene Fellow and aspirations for the future of her research.
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Timeline
14 June 2017
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Dame Janet Vaughan (1899-1993)
14 June 2017
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Professor Alice Stewart
14 June 2017
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Dr Honor Smith
14 June 2017
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Dame Rosemary Rue
14 June 2017
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Professor Dorothy Hodgkin
14 June 2017
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Women in Oxford Medical Sciences
14 June 2017
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Further Resources
14 June 2017
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Acknowledgements
14 June 2017
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What is the maximum bridging support for which I can apply?
Answer Reflecting the intention to support postdoctoral and early career researchers up to Grade 8, awards are capped at a maximum of £16,608 (3 months employer cost of Grade 8.10).
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I work in a pre-clinical department. Can I apply to the Medical Sciences Internal Fund?
Answer Applicants from all departments in the Medical Sciences Division are eligible to apply. However, the Medical Sciences Internal Fund regulations state that the fund is to "promote work in the field of medical research". Please bear this in mind as you frame your application.
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What type of research qualifies for Medical Sciences Internal Fund funding?
Answer The Medical Sciences Internal Fund supports medical research. Medical research is that which is likely to fall under the remit of funding bodies such as the MRC, NIHR and medical research charities. Research that would fall under the remit of the BBSRC or Leverhulme Trust is not normally considered medical research.
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Will you accept retrospective applications?
Answer No. Awards will only be made with start dates that fall after 6 weeks from when the application is submitted.
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Who should be named as the applicant?
Answer The applicant should be the principal investigator. In the case of bridging funds and maternity cover for a postdoctoral researcher, the applicant should be the supervisor.
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Can I apply for bridging funding to support a researcher who is not involved in medical research?
Answer No, the Medical Sciences Internal Fund supports medical research. Therefore applications can only be made to support researchers who are currently working on medical research.
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We haven’t submitted our external funding application yet, can we apply for bridging support before we submit it?
Answer No. You can only put in an application for bridging support on or after the date that the external funding application has been submitted.
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For a bridging salary application, should I attach copies of my grant applications?
Answer Please only include the front page or lay summary of grant applications in progress. Do not attach the full applications.
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Can I apply for 3 months salary support to fund the cost of covering my research assistant while they take family leave?
Answer No. The Medical Sciences Internal Fund will only support this type of cover for PIs. The MRF will provide 3 months salary support to contribute to the cost of leave for other research staff.
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The start of funding for my next grant has been delayed, can I apply for an extension of bridging funding?
Answer If an extension of awarded Medical Sciences Internal Fund bridging support is required you will need to submit an application for this to the next available round of the Medical Sciences Internal Fund explaining why an extension is needed.
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Oxford-MRC Doctoral Training Partnership
3 November 2016
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Homepage
4 June 2018
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Supervisors
29 September 2015
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Current students
29 September 2015
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Subject Areas
29 September 2015
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Graduate School
30 September 2015
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About the Course
11 May 2015
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FAQs
11 May 2015
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Data Protection Principles
The University's guidance on the principles of Data Protection
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How to report a data breach
Please follow the University procedure for reporting a data breach as soon as possible.
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Paediatric Infectious Diseases PGDip
11 August 2017
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MSc Clinical Embryology
23 July 2015
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MSc Integrated Immunology
29 September 2015
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MSc Global Health Science and Epidemiology
17 June 2015
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MSc Musculoskeletal Sciences
29 September 2015
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MSc Neuroscience
29 September 2015
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MSc Pharmacology
29 September 2015
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MSc Psychological Research
29 September 2015
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MSc Radiation Biology
29 September 2015
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MSc International Health and Tropical Medicine
29 September 2015
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Data Privacy
23 March 2018
Divisional level co-ordination of the University's Data Privacy Requirements. Implementation of Data Privacy in the Medical Sciences Office.
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Divisional Leadership and Coordination
26 November 2014
Leading and coordinating the Division's interactions with internal and external bodies
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Oxford Medical Alumni
26 November 2014
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Oxford University Clinical Academic Graduate School (OUCAGS)
26 November 2014
Providing career support to doctors in training interested in combining clinical training with research
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Communications, Public Engagement and Web
26 November 2014
We work with researchers, staff, students and central services to facilitate communications and public engagement activities
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Information Technology
26 November 2014
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Information Governance
23 March 2018
We support members of Medical Sciences Division with information governance related matters and support the Division’s strategic objectives.
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Development Office
25 April 2016
The role of the University’s Development Office is to generate philanthropic support for the University
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Strategic Planning and Projects
4 November 2014
Leading the Division’s strategic planning activities and supporting the delivering of projects across the Division both capital and non-capital
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Educational Strategy and Quality Assurance
26 November 2014
Policy development and implementation, quality assurance and operations across the Division’s educational provision
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Ageing, Geratology and Degenerative Diseases
29 September 2015
Research in Oxford in this area ranges from clinical to basic science. Particular strengths include vascular disease, neurodegeneration, acute illness in older people, trials and brain imaging.
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Bioinformatics, Statistics and Computational Biology
29 September 2015
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Cancer
29 September 2015
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Cardiovascular Sciences
29 September 2015
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Developmental Biology and Stem Cells
29 September 2015
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Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism
29 September 2015
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Gastroenterology and Hepatology
29 September 2015
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Genes, Genetics, Epigenetics and Genomics
29 September 2015
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Haematology
29 September 2015
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Immunology
29 September 2015
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Contact Oxford Medical Alumni
30 November 2017
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MSD Adestra Newsletter Request Form
Form to request a newsletter workspace and project in the MSD Adestra system
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MSD Adestra Newsletter Request Form
Form to request a newsletter workspace and project in the MSD Adestra system
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Apply for an MSD IT Network Account
20 March 2018
Use this form to request an MSD IT network username.
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Request a Project Email or Calendar Account
20 February 2018
Use this form to request a Nexus Project Account.
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Register a Computer or Printer on the MSD IT Services Network
20 February 2018
Use this form to connect your computer or printer to the network
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2TS Storage Request
20 February 2018
Complete this form to request a new filestore on MSD IT's 2nd tier storage service
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MSD IT Virtual Server Request
20 February 2018
Form to request provision of a MSD IT Services managed or hosted virtual server.
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MSD Course types
4 November 2017
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Event types
4 November 2017
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Early Career Healthtech Network
23 February 2018
Early Career Healthtech Network (ExCHaNge) is open to University of Oxford researchers for multidisciplinary backgrounds with broad social science, health services, engineering, (bio)ethics, policy and regulatory interests, in medical devices and diagnostics, medicine and digital health.
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Right place, right time: a closer look at DNA folding
18 June 2017
Your body is made up of trillions of cells, all with the exact same DNA code to make you, you. But all our cells have different jobs – red blood cells deliver oxygen around the body, stomach cells break up your food and heart cells keep you going. So how can the same set of instructions lead to such different roles? And what impact do mistakes in these instructions have on human health? In this blog, Caz Harrold explains the science that underpins our Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition stand.