Oxford Open Doors
Oxford Open Doors
Our tours and science fair are always very popular, and we have many repeat volunteers as well as visitors. If you'd like to volunteer, please email us: we provide training and support, and we've got a ready-made suite of activities that we bring to the science fair. If you have an idea for a new activitiy for the science fair, please do also get in touch! Every year, the Oxford Preservation Trust and Oxford University organize Oxford Open Doors, allowing the public a glimpse behind the the closed doors of many of Oxford's building. Each year, the Nuffield Department of Medicine participates by putting together a family-friendly science fair and organizes tours of some of its cutting-edge laboratories.
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- Success for NDM project awarded Public Engagement Seed Funding
- Flu vaccine spinout secures a further £20m in funding
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- Building international partnerships to tackle disease
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- Kevin Marsh Wins 2017 Drexel Prize in Infectious Disease
- Prof Simon Leedham wins CRUK Prize
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- National Academy of Medicine elects Nick White as international member
- New collaboration to tackle superbugs
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- World-first trial for universal flu vaccine
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- Prof Emily Chan wins the 2017 UGC Teaching Award
- The Medical Research Foundation to fund first national PhD Training Programme to tackle antimicrobial resistance
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- New NDM Professors
- Establishing the Africa Oxford Initiative
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- International research network nominated for ‘Oscar of higher education’
- Oxford University claims top world ranking for second year
- Bash the Bug! Winner of 2017 NIHR Let’s Get Digital competition
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- World Hepatitis Day
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- New Year's Honours 2018
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- ALS Reproducible Antibody Platform launched
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- ALERRT epidemic research network launched in sub-Saharan Africa
- Making malaria visible
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- Professor Dominic Kwiatkowski joins the Fellowship of the Royal Society
- Prof Vincenzo Cerundolo elected Fellow of the Royal Society
- NDM Researchers elected as Fellows of the Academy of Medical Science
- Using management thinking to fight the superbug crisis
- FORMA Therapeutics and the University of Oxford Announce Multi-Year Cross-Border Collaboration
- HIV researchers create Chelsea garden to raise awareness of disease stigma
- China Vice Premier and Minster of National Health Commission visit to CTI Beijing
- Oxford overtakes Cambridge for first time in QS world rankings
- New age-based regimen for single low-dose primaquine to block malaria transmission
- Rosalind Franklin Institute will 'transform' life sciences research through disruptive technologies
- Big Data Institute wins a 2018 RIBA South Award
- NDM Researcher gets £1m boost to study immunology of asthma
- Professor Rose McGready awarded Alumni Award for Service to Humanity
- Researchers explore malaria vaccines and antibiotic resistance at RS Summer Science Exhibition
- Trial of ‘kick and kill’ approach to HIV cure leaves puzzles to be solved
- NDM Researcher recognised for major contribution in clinical sciences
- ASHG Honours Professor Cecilia Lindgren with Mentorship Award
- New NDM Professors
- Prof Helen McShane appointed as new Director of Oxford Biomedical Research Centre
- Detailed map of colon cells in health and disease
- UK-led study marks shift towards genetic era in tackling TB
- Tales of treatment, of modernity and tradition, and of global health crisis
- Faith Osier TED talk
- 'Tantalising and exciting’: UK Biobank genetics opens the door to a new era of health research
- Oxford secures £17.5 million to lead national programmes in AI to improve healthcare
- New grant to study the role of immune cells in lung regeneration
- Dr Ross Chapman welcomed as EMBO Young Investigator
- New vaccines centre to protect UK from pandemic threats
- Professor Sir David Weatherall: 1933-2018
- Congratulations to Jeremy Farrar, knighted in the New Year's Honours 2019
- Watch Prof Peter Donnelly speak at Royal Society AI event
- NDM's Translational Gastroenterology Unit awarded a CRUK Primer grant of £100,000
- ISARIC awarded £4.5 million to tackle the global threat of epidemic infectious diseases
- Tracking resistance results presented at Westminster
- The battle within- new animation on the immune system
- Vaccine developed to treat osteoarthritic pain
- World Malaria Day 2019
- Faces of malaria
- Mads Gyrd-Hansen awarded Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellowship renewal
- NDM Researchers elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences
- Oxford academics recognised in 2019 Queen’s Birthday Honours
- Ross Chapman awarded 2019 Lister Prize
- New maps could show how to beat malaria
- Vice-Chancellor’s Choice Award for Public Engagement with Research
- New malaria parasite mutations cause alarming antimalarial drug failures in Southeast Asia
- New NDM Professors
- The RECOVERY Trial has recruited 1000 patients in 15 days
- Controlling coronavirus transmission using a mobile app to trace close proximity contacts
- Digital contact tracing can slow or even stop coronavirus transmission and ease us out of lockdown
- Oxford's COVID-19 research receives government funding
- First patients enrolled in new clinical trial of possible COVID-19 treatments
- Covid-19: how effective is social distancing?
- Infectious disease experts provide evidence for a coronavirus mobile app for instant contact tracing
- Sir Peter Ratcliffe on BBC Radio 4 - The Life Scientific
- Wellcome Investigator Awards
- International research consortium activates clinical study for novel coronavirus in England and Scotland
- Professor Vincenzo Cerundolo FRS 1959-2020
- Oxford University awarded €56 million in European Research Council funding
- Oxford named best for medicine for ninth consecutive year
- NDM DPhil Graduate Student Prizes 2019
- Modelling research aims to inform new WHO roadmap for neglected tropical diseases
- Woman of the Future award for Science
- Obesity now linked to broader range of leading killers, with women and men showing different patterns of risk
- Medical Sciences and climate breakdown: time to move beyond evidence
- Oxford Tropical Medicine awarded two RSTMH medals
- Oxford ranked world’s best university for fourth year running
- Landmark partnership announced for development of COVID-19 vaccine
- Chan Zuckerberg Initiative awards funding to Oxford team to support inflammation research
- Oxford University Coronavirus Research Webinar
- New study reveals Oxford coronavirus vaccine produces strong immune response
- The Duke of Cambridge visits Oxford Vaccine Centre
- The Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research welcomes cancer epigenetics researcher Yang Shi
- New NDM titles awarded
- Future of Oxford professorship in vaccinology secured with £3.5 million gift
- Oxford study suggests notable decline in coronavirus cases and R rate on Isle of Wight after launch of the test and trace programme
- Dave Stuart awarded The Gabor Medal 2020
- Latest version of COVID-19 contact tracing app ready for testing on the Isle of Wight and Newham, London
- Collaboration with Magdalen College outreach to run remote work experience
- Persistent immune memory of COVID-19 found in recovered patient T cells
- New research shows tracing apps can save lives at all levels of uptake
- Evaluation of LamPORE rapid tests for Covid-19 show high levels of diagnostic sensitivity
- Comparison of five tests used to detect COVID-19 antibodies shows Siemens and Oxford assays met regulatory targets
- Oxford’s OpenABM-Covid19 mathematical model helps to control the coronavirus epidemic
- Oxford’s OpenABM-Covid19 mathematical model helps to control the coronavirus epidemic
- The University of Oxford and King Abdulaziz University (KAU) have partnered to create a new Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Precision Medicine.
- Professor Sarah Walker, a Professor of Medical Statistics and Epidemiology in NDM and the Oxford BRC’s Co-theme Lead for Antimicrobial Resistance and Modernising Microbiology, is to receive an OBE.
- Simon Leedham appointed as Professor of Molecular and Population Genetics
- Two vital research programmes taking place at the university of Oxford may hold the key to understanding the immunity of recovered Covid-19 patients.
- New partnership with The Alan Turing Institute and Royal Statistical Society to support Joint Biosecurity Centre COVID-19 response
- NDM’s Jenner Institute appoints first Bvlgari Scholars
- NDM New Professors
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