The past year has certainly seen some big changes for Science Oxford, and they seem to have paid off. Their online Science information portal, Science Oxford Online, has been recognised as an Official Honouree at the 2010 Webby Awards in New York…

Science Oxford, a key partner in the Oxfordshire Science Festival, is organising and hosting a number of science events for families, the general public and schools at Science Oxford Live and will be enthusing thousands of visitors at the launch in the heart of Oxford.

Is there anybody out there? What would you say if you could send a message into space?
Would you say hello, ask the meaning of life, share an insight or just complain about the weather?

Held in the beautiful and historic Christ Church, the festival offers a week of stimulating and prestigious events, hosted by some of the most influential and renowned writers and thinkers of the present day.

The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) has launched a new and thought-provoking photography competition for 10-18 year olds to show what ‘low carbon living’ means to them through photographs.

All this year the BBC will be celebrating science with a range of TV and radio programmes, online initiatives and travelling roadshows.
Consequently, our local BBC will feature Oxfordshire as an internationally renowned…

Science Oxford and Oxford Brookes University are looking for applicants to compete in the Science Oxford Apprentice. This competition, based on the BBC TV show ‘The Apprentice’…

The Overall Winner of ‘Oxfordshire Landscapes’ photo competition has been announced as Jem Hayward for her picture of Hook Norton village. David Mackay has been awarded the 16s and over Runner Up for his picture of Port Meadow and Jamie Unwin the Under 16s Runner Up for his Sunrise over Otmoor. Daniel Hart received a Special Mention for his picture of Iffley Lock.

Science Oxford has recently completed a project funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Ingenious Grant Scheme to help local engineering companies promote the work they do to different audiences…

The amazing world of scientific discovery is laid bare in Science Oxford Live’s “Breakthrough” autumn season. 
From innovations of the past to the cutting edge research taking place on our doorstep right now, Science Oxford Live will host a series of events in September and October looking at the way that science and technology have transformed the way that we look at the universe.