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Oxfordshire councillors tour Culham science hub

Representatives from Vale joined colleagues from South Oxfordshire District Council last week for an inspection of Culham Campus, aimed at gaining insights into the scientific and technological resear...

Pioneering Search Platform Ends Operations After Three Decades

The beloved search website Ask.com has ended its operations following 30 years of service, with users describing it as marking the conclusion of an era. Ask Jeeves launched in 1996 as one of the earl...

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Oxfordshire councillors tour Culham science hub

Representatives from Vale joined colleagues from South Oxfordshire District Council last week for an inspection of Culham Campus, aimed at gaining insights into the scientific and technological resear...

Pioneering Search Platform Ends Operations After Three Decades

The beloved search website Ask.com has ended its operations following 30 years of service, with users describing it as marking the conclusion of an era. Ask Jeeves launched in 1996 as one of the earl...

Thames Water teams up to tackle unseen pipe leaks underground

A technology company based in the North East has secured a 13-month contract with Thames Water to tackle concealed water wastage across the utility's infrastructure. Origin Tech, which focuses on art...

Scholars Investigate Religion’s Place in Artificial Intelligence’s Tomorrow

The intersection of theological scholarship and artificial intelligence is generating new conversations about the ethical aspects of emerging technologies. Researchers connected to Oxford's Institute...

Oxford researchers achieve breakthrough with ‘impossible’ molecule

A researcher at Oxford University has succeeded in stabilizing nitrogen chains that had previously been considered capable of existing only under extreme conditions. For several decades, the instabil...

Fears county will be ‘reshaped’ by science sector amid new tech park plans

Plans for a major extension to Kidlington's Oxford Technology Park have been proposed, but there are concerns the sector's growth is 'unsustainable'.

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Fans rally as Richard Branson shares emotional message

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Ex-student leader convicted of serious misconduct over racist comments

A former student officer with Thames Valley Police has been found to have committed gross misconduct after making discriminatory and racist remarks targeting immigrants and Muslims. James Wood, who c...