University of Oxford

Melinda Mills celebrates science – and science at Oxford – for helping to find a way out of the pandemic. [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Melinda Mills encourages flexibility in adapting research to changing situations.  [Photo (C) John Cairns]

Melinda Mills on how her Centre's research quickly came to the forefront of the research response to COVID-19.  [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Professor Cameron Hepburn details some of the latest science that is capturing carbon and storing it forever. [Photo (C) John Cairns]

Professor Cameron Hepburn shares why environmental economics appealed more than tinkering with interest rates. [Photo (C) Shutterstock/Karoly]

Professor Cameron Hepburn declares that the time for delay has past. [Photo (C) Cameron Hepburn]

Professor Cameron Hepburn reveals how green choices are getting cheaper and cheaper. [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Professor Cameron Hepburn explains why Oxford is a fertile ground for climate change research. [Image (C) John Cairns]

Professor Cameron Hepburn on why the shift to green energy must be a just transition. [Photo (C) Shutterstock]

Professor Martin Landray details how the RECOVERY trial was born in days and produced results weeks later.  [Image (C) John Cairns, of Professors Martin Landray and Peter Horby outside their Oxford office]

Professor Martin Landray explains what makes Oxford a special place to work.  [Image (C) John Cairns]

Professor Nathalie Seddon shares her hope for a brighter future for all by harnessing the power of nature to find solutions. [Photo (C) Nathalie Seddon, of the Peruvian jungle, where she hid from 'Shining Path' guerillas.]

Professor Nathalie Seddon shares her hope for a brighter future for all by harnessing the power of nature to find solutions. [Image (C) Nathalie Seddon, of the Boabab trees in Madagascar]