Are you unsure what your options are when it comes to paying processing charges for open access publishing?

Information can be found on our website here openaccess.ox.ac.uk/oa-payments

FUNDING: BBSRC-EPSRC IAAs Highlight Opportunity

Our Translational Research Office and MPLSOxford EPSRC IAA have opened a new BBSRC EPSRC Highlight to co-fund translation projects that overlap in EPSRC and BBSRC remit. Closes 4 June.

➡️ mpls.ox.ac.uk/research-fundi…

Free e-learning resources are available for health and care researchers to help develop your leadership skills. Log in or register on NIHR Learn and select Leadership Development and then Leadership e-learning modules to find out more: learn.nihr.ac.uk/course/view.ph…

Join us next Tuesday for some fascinating insights into our cutting-edge cancer research 👇👇👇 talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/7cf58… University of Oxford Medical Sciences

The full scheme notes are now available for our Faraday Discovery Fellowships. These Fellowships are long-term awards designed to support emerging research leaders in undertaking high-quality, original research. Find out more information here: #RSGrants royalsociety.org/grants/faraday…

Our Research Development special interest group is hosting a drop-in session on implementing EDI principles in demand management process.

📅 Monday 20 May, 12pm (Online)

Learn more and book your place: arma.ac.uk/product/resear…

📅 Save the date for our Open Day Westgate Oxford on 30 May! Dive into the world of medical research with interactive exhibits on a wide range of health conditions. Learn about cutting-edge diagnostics and treatments while meeting our researchers oxfordbrc.nihr.ac.uk/brc-event/join…

If you’re a member of the University of Oxford and have any questions about publishing open access please do get in touch!

Details of how to contact us, along with additional departmental contact details can be found on our website here: openaccess.ox.ac.uk/contact-us

Inside every cell in your body, two metres of DNA is carefully folded into a structure smaller than the width of a human hair. This #DNADay , explore how every fold and twist in the origami of our DNA can affect our bodies and ultimately our health:

Who says research can't be sustainable? Let's celebrate this EARTHDAY.ORG with the scientists ModMedMicro lab working to stop antibiotic resistance AND save the planet by disposing of plastics and electronics responsibly. Happy belated #EarthDayEveryDay #NIHR

Looking forward to working with the other NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre themes on this - don't forget to come and see us Bash The Bug!

Very pleased that Creative Tourist have placed 'Fragile Microbiomes' at number 3 in their Top Picks of Exhibitions in Manchester and the North (above number 4 Yorkshire Sculpture Park and number 5 Leeds Art Gallery!)

creativetourist.com/exhibitions/

Take a look at our latest funding opportunities in the thread below or find the full list on our website: nihr.ac.uk/researchers/fu…

#ResearchFunding

A clinical scoring test developed by #NIHRfunded researchers has cut the use of #antibiotics prescribed for sore throats by nearly a third. This is helping to reduce costs and tackle antibiotic resistance.

Read the full story at nihr.ac.uk/case-studies/t…

#NIHRMakingaDifference

Four UCL museums and collections including the Grant Museum of Zoology and the Petrie Museum are to benefit from £2.4m in Research England funding over the next five years, recognising their contributions to national & international research
ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/apr/…

We've launched a new funding award to support researchers of Black, Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage in the UK to stay in research and advance their careers.

💰 £200,000 per researcher
🗓️ Up to two years
✅ Apply by 18 June

Find out more ⤵️
wellcome.org/grant-funding/…

Getting prizes ready for our Bash The Bug stand at the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre open day at the Westgate centre in Oxford on 30th May! More info to follow....

We would love to hear from research leaders on how we can support and strengthen our offerings to meet your needs and priorities. Open to all sizes and types of research establishments. Complete this short survey by 15 April: arma.ac.uk/contribute-to-…

The digitisation of butterflies and other historic specimens Natural History Museum could help scientists prevent future pandemics and support biodiversity 🦋

Our £473 million investment into research will allow our brightest minds to thrive & build a more prosperous UK 🇬🇧