Researchers from the Departments of Biology and Archaeology, Oxford, have revealed the scale of parasitic worm infections in Britain from the Prehistoric to the early Victorian periods.
Intestinal Worms: What Our Ancestors Can Tell Us
‘You and Your Baby’: Views Sought from Mothers On #Covid & Care
The survey, You & Your Baby 2020, asks women about their experiences of COVID-19 and how the pandemic has impacted their health and care during the perinatal period
Landscapes of Change: The Bays of Birsay, Marwick and Skaill
Dr David Griffiths of Oxford University and his team have been researching the archaeological landscapes of West Mainland.
Predicting Ocean Warming #ClimateChange
As humans change the ocean state by adding more heat and carbon, the ability of the ocean to take up both heat and carbon will be altered.
The ‘Conservation Hierarchy’ : Supporting Nature
“Empowering everyone – individuals, organisations and governments – to build a world in which nature and people can thrive together”
