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Global Equitable Oxford: what are our research and teaching responsibilities to the wider world? (Oxford Talks)

What responsibilities should Oxford researchers and teachers have towards people around the world? How inclusive should we be of people not physically based in Oxford or the…

Maths vs COVID-19 (Oxford Talks)

This event aims to introduce epidemiological mathematical modelling to the general public, with special focus on how models have been used to guide policy making during the…

Interviews with Manar Marzouk, Global Health Researcher, Syria (North West and North East)

A decade-long civil war has crippled Syria’s healthcare system: the country now has four healthcare systems with limited interaction and communication between them and the…

Interviews with the Health Experts of Bangladesh: A Brief Insight into the COVID-19 Situation in Dhaka

In recent years, medical narratives have been proposed as a model for humane and effective medical practices and have played a more prevalent role in scientific research…

CoMo Consortium, the COVID-19 pandemic modelling in context

The COVID-19 International Modelling Consortium (CoMo Consortium) was created by researchers at the University of Oxford and Cornell University, is partnering with…

Covid-19 in Bangladesh

The COVID-19 Internationa Modelling Consortium (CoMo Consortium) enters a new phase

Created in March 2020 to assist policymakers to make use of existing evidence in mathematical and epidemiological models to inform strategies for minimising the impact of…