The University of Oxford today announces initial proposals for the location, character and provisional leadership of a new graduate college.

A new toy model proposes a way to unify dark energy and dark matter in our Universe. Normal matter is the basic building block of humans, plants, and the solar system, but yet only comprises 5% of all the matter in the Universe.

Researchers at the University of Oxford receive national award for public engagement work about animal research.

A study to be published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases on World AIDS Day shows the extraordinary global genetic diversity of HIV and highlights just how big the challenge is to develop a vaccine to combat the global spread of HIV.

Applications open this week for Oxford's newly-expanded UNIQ Summer School, as the University launches its campaign to recruit students from disadvantaged areas to the inspirational scheme.

PalaeoPi, a spinout company from the University of Oxford, is driving down the costs of high-throughput, high-resolution, close-range photogrammetry through research and automation, bringing photo to 3D to all.

It's official, the humble gecko is the Maserati of reptiles.  Despite being just a few centimetres long, the gecko is known for its superior acrobatic skills and ability to power through the most challenging terrain, such as, climbing the tallest trees and running across cold, slippery ice.

The UK's first dedicated Vaccines Manufacturing Innovation Centre (VMIC), annnounced by Business Secretary Greg Clark MP, represents a major commercial opportunity and also a new front line in the nation's defence against global pandemic threats.

A drug originally developed for prostate cancer may have exciting potential for treating Parkinson's.

The University of Oxford has become the first UK institution to top the Times Higher Education  Computer Science and Engineering and Technology global subject rankings.