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4 days ago · Congratulations to Norman Doe KC (Master of Theology, 2003), a Mansfield alumnus and Professor of Law at the University of Cardiff, on being elected as a Fellow of the British Academy (FBA). Professor Doe KC is one of the 86 leading scholars from the humanities and social sciences to be welcomed to the British Academy this year. Read more.
- Oxford celebrates the grand opening of its 39th college
On Saturday, 15 June, Reuben Fellows, Graduate Common Room...
- Oxford celebrates the grand opening of its 39th college
5 days ago · Life and career. Mansfield College, Oxford: main entrance. Born in Wandsworth, London, England to parents from Dundee, Scotland, George Caird spent his early years in Birmingham, England, where his father was a construction engineer, and where he attended King Edward's School.
3 days ago · On Saturday, 15 June, Reuben Fellows, Graduate Common Room (GCR) Executive students, Heads of Houses from across the University, and other senior University members also came to celebrate the early days of Oxford’s 39th College. Guests were greeted with a drinks reception in the stunning Abbot’s Kitchen function room, followed by a splendid ...
4 days ago · Kellogg is the University of Oxford's most international and interdisciplinary graduate college, advocating lifelong learning.
1 day ago · Clavulanic acid is a medicinally important inhibitor of serine β-lactamases (SBLs). We report studies on the mechanisms by which clavulanic acid inhibits representative Ambler class A (TEM-116), C (Escherichia coli AmpC), and D (OXA-10) SBLs using denaturing and non-denaturing mass spectrometry (MS). Similarly to observations with penam ...
1 day ago · Arts, science, and technology interfaces in everyday creativity (Lead: Prof Sonia Contera, University of Oxford) Speakers are still to be announced, but will include Dr Mark Taylor (University of Sheffield and Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre) speaking on inequalities in arts, culture, and heritage audiences. The conference is ...
2 days ago · The evolution of the first plant dominated terrestrial ecosystems some ∼450 million years ago [1, 2] had a profound effect on the soil development, shifts in fluvial sedimentary environments through diverse below-ground stabilization strategies [3, 4], and changes in global biogeochemical cycles, notably drawdown of CO 2 from the atmosphere [5, 6].
