Spend your summer helping develop an ultra-low-cost MRI scanner. Based in Oxford, we’re building our first prototype to reduce scan costs by 100x, enabling earlier cancer detection.

The Oxford Maths Festival is returning for 2025!

As exam season approaches, we want to remind you of the wellbeing resources available for students.

Here are a few resources which may help:

A reminder that prelims corner is taking place next Monday at 11am in the South Mezzanine! Feel free to stop by and ask Mario any questions you may have relating to your study, problem sheets or student life in general.

The final Hilary Term Fridays@2 is in L1 today: Teaching Mathematics as a Career (https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/node/70565)

As well every European leader you can think of, this week DPhil student Rebecca Crossley visited Number 10 Downing Street, home to the Prime Minister, to present work she recently carried out while on internship with the Department of Health and Social Care.

Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, was idiosyncratic  to say the least, blending a range of often experiemental musical styles over 13 albums before giving it all up and devoting himself to abstract expressionist painting (see earlier item) which, to be fair, made him far more money.

Beefheart can be very inaccessible, at least on the first 45 hearings. But fear not, this is him at his most accessible.

Not sure about this one as we get a lot like it, but if you fancy ten days in China or Dubai with a bit of time for tourism and don't want to pay for it keep reading.