Why Networks Matter: Embracing Biological Complexity - John Quackenbush, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Tuesday 29 July at 2:00 pm in the Small Lecture Theatre, Department of Statistics
There will be a reception following the talk in the Ground Floor Social Area. There is no need to register – just join us on the day.
A consultation on the University’s REF 2029 Code of Practice will run from early July to mid-September. As part of the consultation, Research Services are holding a series of events, opportunities to find out more about REF, ask questions and provide feedback.
Monday 21 July, 10-11am – Online information session
We are pleased to announce for the fifth year our ED&I Fellowships for 2025-2026 to work alongside our divisional ED&I team and ED&I Steering Group (which includes academic, professional services and student representatives across our departments) to help develop and deliver our 2023-2026 divisional ED&I action plan, along
Are you an academic, researcher, or PhD candidate in Medical Sciences or MPLS aiming to share your research with a global audience? We’re offering two excellent opportunities to learn about writing for The Conversation, publisher of research-based news and analysis worldwide.
Session 1: Introduction to Writing for The Conversation
An online staff briefing on proposals for a temporary congestion charge in Oxford have been arranged with the County Council. This will take place at 11.30am-12.30pm on Monday 30 June. Colleagues interested in the proposals and their potential impact are welcome to join using the Teams links provided.
Following a University-wide communications survey in January 2025, the Internal Communications team is inviting staff to take part in follow-up discussion groups or share their views through a short, anonymous questionnaire during July. The aim is to gather more nuanced feedback that will help shape how the University communicates with staff in the future.