University of Oxford

University of Oxford

Education EN ↓ 63 episodes

Audio from the University of Oxford

Author

University of Oxford

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.ox.ac.uk

Latest episode

Mar 10, 2026

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Episodes

Yadvinder Malhi on Oxfordshire’s landscapes - #TruePlanet series 19.07.2021

Professor Malhi talks about how we can connect the university with its surroundings. [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Yadvinder Malhi on how an old Inca trail inspired him - #TruePlanet series 19.07.2021

Professor Malhi talks about how he set up a vertical science laboratory from the Andes to the Amazon. [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Yadvinder Malhi on awareness of biodiversity loss - #TruePlanet series 19.07.2021

Professor Malhi explains why we can expect a lot to change in the next decade. [Photo (C) Yadvinder Malhi]

Yadvinder Malhi on biodiversity restoration - #TruePlanet series 19.07.2021

Professor Malhi explains why conservation needs a positive agenda. [Photo (C) Yadvinder Malhi]

Yadvinder Malhi on his memories of India - #TruePlanet series 19.07.2021

Yadvinder Malhi remembers a year spent in India as a child. [Photo (C) Yadvinder Malhi]

Yadvinder Malhi on his first rainforest - #TruePlanet series 19.07.2021

‘A thousand miles of green in every direction’. [Photo (C) Yadvinder Malhi]

Kay Davies on her university days 09.07.2021

No-one would believe it now but I was a shy student, says Kay Davies. 

Kay Davies on motherhood 09.07.2021

Kay Davies say mothers have achieved a lot. 

Kay Davies on Mary Archer 09.07.2021

My tutor Mary Archer had style, says Kay Davies. 

Kay Davies on a gene breakthrough 09.07.2021

Kay Davies on searching for a major genetic breakthrough to help find a treatment for muscular dystrophy.

Fredi Otto on how heatwaves are the deadliest extreme weather event - #TruePlanet series 05.07.2021

Fredi Otto says with heatwaves, there are always people who die. 

Fredi Otto on Oxford - #TruePlanet series 01.07.2021

Fredi Otto on why Oxford is the perfect place to conduct research. 

Fredi Otto on why heatwaves are the main problem - #TruePlanet series 01.07.2021

Fredi Otto says for heatwaves, climate change is an absolute gamechanger. 

Fredi Otto on how climate change hits the most vulnerable hardest - #TruePlanet series 01.07.2021

Fredi Otto on how climate change hits the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people hardest.

Philip Stier on what we still need to find out - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier argues that there is still so much more to learn about the effects of climate change on clouds and extreme weather.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on Net Zero - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier conveys the urgency of reaching Net Zero.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on the big unknowns - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier unpicks the big unknowns of clouds, aerosols and climate change.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on his early research - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier describes how his early work created new schemes of aerosols and clouds for climate modelling.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on cycling to school - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier reveals how even as a young boy he was a committed environmentalist.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on how clouds are formed - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier explains how clouds are formed and why aerosols affect their form and function.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on how it all began - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier shares how his love of learning about the environment all began.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Philip Stier on clouds - #TruePlanet series 22.06.2021

Professor Philip Stier on the appeal of studying clouds.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Melinda Mills: on why she loves sociology 14.06.2021

Melinda Mills reveals why she loves sociology.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Melinda Mills: on responsibility and skills 14.06.2021

Melinda Mills explains how her multi-disciplinary team rose to the challenge of producing important evidence at speed to help inform public health measures during COVID-19. [Photo (C) John Cairns]

Melinda Mills: on the speed of work 14.06.2021

Melinda Mills reflects on the rapid change of pace of research influencing policy during Covid times.  [Photo (C) John Cairns]

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