When a lengthy drought hit the UK in 2022, even maize - typically resilient to parched conditions - yielded to the scorching heat. This event underscored once again how vulnerable agricultural systems are to climate change and emphasised the urgent need for innovation solutions to ensure long-term food production. Flooding, another extreme weather event linked to climate change, poses additional challenges to crop production.
Climate Habits, a sustainability initiative, is leading a new approach to workplace-based climate action, helping employees embrace sustainable habits through a three-week program.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is advancing at an extraordinary pace. While many people are familiar with large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, developed using machine learning, an Oxford-based company is charting a different course in AI.
Serum Institute of India Pvt. Ltd (SIIPL), in collaboration with the University of Oxford, is developing a novel solution for Men-B disease, advancing global accessibility to life-saving vaccines.
Digital identity verification tech firm acquired by global leader in trusted payments, identity and data security firm Entrust Corp.
Oxford University Innovation (OUI) today announces Chief Executive Dr Matt Perkins will stand down after seven successful years in post.
The world’s most powerful computer hasn’t yet been built – but we have the blueprint, says the team behind Oxford spinout Quantum Dynamics.
Oxford University Innovation (OUI) backs International Women’s Day 2024 call for accelerating women’s equality through creation of gender parity in enterprise.
Everyone loves hearing The A-Day’s origin story. Helping out at the infamous ‘Jungle’ refugee camp in Calais, a group of Oxford University postgraduate students saw first-hand the widespread issues of malnutrition and dental disease among refugees.
Applications to the 2024 Jamies are now open. In partnership with Oxford University Innovation (OUI), this year's Jamies are open to students from both the Department of Chemistry and the Department of Materials.
