Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Creatine – found in food sources such as milk, red meat and seafood – has long been taken by athletes and bodybuilders in ...

An Oxford academic forced to go on equality training after a “clumsy” kiss has lost a nine-year discrimination battle. Dr Oleg Iourin has been in a dispute with the university since a female ...

A high-achieving Indian historian from the University of Oxford has been threatened with deportation by the UK Home Office for apparently spending too much time conducting her research on historic ...

A distinguished Indian historian from the University of Oxford is facing deportation from UK after allegedly exceeding the permitted number of days abroad while conducting academic research in India.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will speak at Oxford University on March 27 on ‘Social Development: Empowerment of Women and Children.’ Describing the development as a “proud ...

The vision for plans to replace an "eyesore" in Oxford with new university facilities has been revealed - but a community hub's fate remains unknown. Oxford University Development (OUD), the ...

As part of the scheme, Oxford researchers will receive access to OpenAI's latest models The University of Oxford has announced a new five-year partnership with OpenAI - the maker of the world's ...

Most of Oxford's attractions cluster around the compact city centre. The university is made up of 39 colleges, each of which has its own character. Christ Church and Magdalen (pronounced "mawd-lin ...

The Oxford Mail's Property of the Week is a five ... an open plan kitchen and dining area, a gym/wine room, a utility room, and off-street parking - and it could be yours for £1,750,000.

This is higher than Stanford University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Oxford University and the University of Tokyo. Harvard University in the US won the top spot on the list.

Oxford University Press said on Monday that the evocative phrase “gained new prominence in 2024,” as its frequency of use increased 230 per cent from the past year. Australian social media ban ...