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Researchers in our COPPER study are working to find food subsidies and taxes that could make healthier and sustainable foods more affordable in the UK. Using funding from the University's Medical Sciences Division Participatory Research Seed Fund, the team canvassed the people of Bridlington to find out what the public think.

A busy street scene with people participating in a community event. A bald man in a white shirt is placing something into one of several large glass jars on a table. Two young women, one in a blue top and one in a rust-colored top, are smiling and watching. Behind them is a colorful information board with shapes and text. The setting appears to be a bustling town center with shops and pedestrians visible in the background

Oxford China Science Lecture Series: Visiting Expert Programme 2024

Join us at the historic Jesus College, Oxford, for an immersive week-long residential summer school on the future of science, innovation and investment, Monday 8 - Saturday 13 July 2024

Oxford China Science Lecture Series: Visiting Expert Programme 2025

Join senior Oxford academics at the historic Jesus College, Oxford, for an immersive week-long residential school on the future of science, the economics of climate change, innovation, entrepreuneurship and investment, with special viewings of Oxford's world class historic collections. Monday - Friday programme on 4 separate weeks in 2025.

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