RDM image competition winners announced

Polly Whitworth from the Oxford Cardiovascular Clinical Research Facility © Elisa Vergari

The winners of the Radcliffe Department of Medicine image competition were announced earlier this week. Images were submitted in two categories: scientific and non-scientific. Runners up were also acknowledged.

Read more (Radcliffe Department of Medicine website)

Photo: Elisa Vergari (OCDEM) - An image of Polly Whitworth from the Oxford Cardiovascular Clinical Research Facility retrieving precious clinical samples from the -80C freezer

Eoghan Mulholland receives prestigious Lee Placito Research Fellowship

12 May 2021

Dr Eoghan Mulholland has received the prestigious Lee Placito Research Fellowship in Gastrointestinal Cancer. Eoghan will use this 3-year position to research cell interactions in colorectal cancers.

Eleven Oxford professors honoured by the Academy of Medical Sciences

12 May 2021

The Academy of Medical Sciences has elected 11 University of Oxford biomedical and health scientists to its fellowship.

Oxford researchers elected to Royal Society

7 May 2021

Six scientists from the University of Oxford, including Professor Adrian Hill and Professor Frances Platt from the Medical Sciences Division, have joined the Royal Society as Fellows.

Student Prizes for Biomedical Sciences and Medicine 2020-2021

5 May 2021

Congratulations to all our Biomedical Sciences students and Medicine students who have been awarded prizes during the 2020-2021 academic year.

Top place for Oxford Clinical Medical Student in prestigious national Ophthalmology Duke Elder Prize Examination

4 May 2021

Sixth year Clinical Medical student, Ryan Purdy (Worcester College), placed first in the Royal College of Ophthalmology's annual Prize Examination.

Oxford awarded major funding to probe childhood poverty and social inequalities

19 March 2021

Ground-breaking multi-disciplinary research is to be launched today by the University of Oxford into the impact of poverty and social inequalities in early childhood, thanks to major funding from the Leverhulme Trust.