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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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DNA sequencing and patient data used to halt infection outbreak
5 October 2018
Clinical and research teams at Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS Foundation Trust, using infection prevention and control best practice, whole genome sequencing and electronic patient data, have halted an outbreak of a potentially deadly fungal pathogen after detecting that multi-use patient equipment was responsible.
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Katie Bastide
26 July 2018
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Jill Eagle
13 November 2018
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Fajita Wheeler
21 January 2019
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Sarah Sasson
2 January 2019
Dr Sarah Sasson is a Post-doctoral Clinical Research Fellow in the Translational Gastroenterology Unit (Nuffield Department of Medicine). She discusses her project and benefits she has drawn from her experience as an Oxford-Celgene Fellow.
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Innovation Champions
3 August 2018
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Nora Bengoa-Vergniory
2 January 2019
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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Module 2: Ethics, animal welfare and the Three Rs (level 1)
14 November 2018
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Module 6: Humane methods of killing
14 November 2018
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Learning Outcomes
14 November 2018
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Useful Information for Audits
13 July 2018
Relevant Information for questions on Data Privacy Audits. Please note this is a guide to finding the information you might need to fill in an audit - it is not a substitute for filling in a form. Some of the links may be restricted to SSO.
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Learning Outcomes
14 November 2018
The Learning Outcomes for the PPL Holder course are below (these form part of the Education and Training Framework (EU Directive 2010/63/EU).
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Research Staff Development Framework
28 February 2019
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Homepage
11 March 2019
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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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ICO Registration Number
You can find this by searching the ICO register. Note that Colleges and other parts of the University may be registered separately.
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Employee Data Privacy Training
Information about the Information Security training module is available on the Information Security website. In the Medical Sciences Office the training is mandatory and should be repeated annually. Requirements may differ from department to department.
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Confidentiality clauses in employees' contracts
There is a generic confidentiality clause in employees' contracts and a specific data protection clause. Links to example wording can be found in this link.
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Pre-employment screening for employees
Many University posts require pre-employment checks. Information can be found in this link.
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Who is the University's Data Protection Officer?
Full details of the information compliance team can be found via this link. The name and address of the DPO are at the bottom of the page.
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Participant Information Sheet Template for Research under CTRG
If you are undertaking research under the auspices of the CTRG, your Privacy Notice will be incorporated into your Participant Information Sheet.
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Participant Information Sheet Template for Research under Med Sci IdREC
Privacy notices for research projects under the auspices of Medical Sciences IdREC are incorporated into this participant information sheet.
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MRC Brain Network Dynamics Unit
1 April 2015
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Experimental Medicine Division (EXPMED)
30 October 2014
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The Peter Medawar Building for Pathogen Research
30 October 2014
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The Jenner Institute (JENNER)
30 October 2014
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The Target Discovery Institute (TDI)
30 October 2014
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NDM Strategic (Offices of the Nuffield Professor of Medicine)
30 October 2014
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Division of Structural Biology (STRUBI)
30 October 2014
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Tropical Medicine and Global Health (TROPMED)
30 October 2014
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Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics (WTCHG)
30 October 2014
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Transfer of Status
22 January 2019
This course is scheduled three times in Michaelmas term, twice in Hilary term and once in Trinity term.
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Writing a transfer report
23 January 2019
Communication Skills Research Skills
This course is scheduled in each term.
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Writing a thesis
5 March 2019
Communication Skills Research Skills
This course is scheduled in each term.
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Hugh Kearns: Seven secrets of highly successful Post-docs and research students
8 March 2019
Career Development Research Skills
Hugh Kearns presents different workshops each year in Hilary term.
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Hugh Kearns: Turbocharge your writing
8 March 2019
Career Development Research Skills
Hugh Kearns presents different workshops each year in Hilary term.
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Writing a thesis
12 March 2019
Communication Skills Research Skills
This course is scheduled two times in each term.
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Writing a thesis
19 March 2019
Communication Skills Research Skills
This course is scheduled in each term.
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Designing Reproducible Research: Clinical Science
4 December 2018
A series of talks and activities addressing the fundamentals of planning and conducting a reproducible clinical research project
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Analysing biological data by model fitting in GraphPad Prism
25 March 2019
COURSE FULL This course is scheduled once each term.
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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
The main IT provider for departments and units in the Medical Sciences Division, including at the John Radcliffe, at the Old Road Campus and in Oxford City Centre.
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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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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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Finance
26 November 2014
We provide technical financial support for departments and the Divisional Office
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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 us
29 November 2018
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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
6 August 2018
Use this on-line form to request an MSD IT network username.
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Request a Project Email or Calendar Account
6 August 2018
Use this on-line form to request a Nexus Project Account.
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Register a Computer or Printer on the MSD IT Services Network
6 August 2018
Use this on-line form to connect your computer or printer to the network
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2TS Storage Request
9 October 2018
Complete this on-line form to request a new filestore on MSD IT's 2nd tier storage service
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MSD IT Virtual Server Request
6 August 2018
On-line form to request provision of a MSD IT Services managed or hosted virtual server.
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Register for the FILR Service
6 August 2018
Use this on-line form to sign up for the FILR file-sharing service
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National Consortium of Intelligent Medical Imaging
6 November 2018
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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.