New research from Oxford’s Department of Biology reveals that bees can regulate their feeding to avoid consuming too much of certain nutrients 🐝 The study also found that honeybees create a specialist ‘baby food’ for their larvae. More info ⬇️

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   A rainbow over Oxford following a storm 🌈 📷 Instagram | UmairAtOxford (June, 2026)

   University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford @UniofOxford · 2026-07-26

   
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   NEW: Oxford’s @OxfordVacGroup has today successfully vaccinated the first volunteer in the world’s first clinical trial of a vaccine designed to protect against Bundibugyo ebolavi…

   University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford @UniofOxford · 2026-07-24

   
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   Prof Brian Ripley has been selected as one of five recipients of the 2026 Rousseeuw Prize for Statistics. This award honors his contributions to the development of R, an open-sour…

   University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford @UniofOxford · 2026-07-24

   
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   The Museum of Natural History, founded in 1860, has completed an ambitious redisplay project with new installations showcasing three Oxfordshire dinosaurs. 🦖 These mark the final…

   University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford @UniofOxford · 2026-07-23

   
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   How faithful is Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey to Homer? 🎬 Professor Armand D’Angour explores how the film turns an ancient epic into a modern spectacle. Warning - the article co…

   University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford @UniofOxford · 2026-07-22

   
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   A new study led by @oiioxford has found that AI tools used to write, edit and contextualise social media posts can subtly steer public opinion - a form of influence that current r…

   University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford @UniofOxford · 2026-07-22

   

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