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 | Oxford University's COVID-19 therapeutics trial goes global to get faster resultsPeter Horby, professor of Emerging Infectious Diseases and Global Health at Oxford, said he hoped that expanding the trial internationally would help researchers assess potential treatments faster | |
 | Serum Institute applies for trials of another COVID-19 vaccine, hopes to launch it by June 2021The city-based firm has already produced Covishield vaccine, co-developed by the University of Oxford and British-Swedish company AstraZeneca | |
 | A novel study suggests teachers work harder than other professionalsThe study was published in the peer-reviewed journal 'Oxford Review of Education', authored by researchers from UCL | |
 | 18 book covers in Oxford Bookstore Book Cover Prize longlistThe Oxford Bookstore Book Cover Prize has announced its longlist for the sixth edition at the Apeejay Kolkata Literary Festival 2021 | |
 | Meet the first Kashmiri to be awarded the Kofi Annan scholarship and the Oxford-Weidenfeld-Hoffmann scholarshipMirza Bég is a lawyer from Kashmir, who is currently pursuing his master's in Public Policy from Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government | |
 | Serum Institute of India gets Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine purchase order from CentreThe SII vaccine developed by Oxford-AstraZeneca was cleared for emergency use along with Bharat Biotech's indigenous "Covaxin" earlier this month | |
 | UK begins Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine rollout with dialysis patientDelivery of the Pfizer jab, the first vaccine to be approved, is therefore also now able to be accelerated | |
 | Was the Oxford Union Debating Society pressurised to cancel Mamata Banerjee's address?The TMC leadership, infuriated over the development, claimed that "political pressure" might have forced the organisers to take such a call | |
 | UK's Oxford vaccine Phase-2 trial indicates strong results in older adults, says Lancet studyThe Oxford Covid-19 vaccine has collaborated with Indian drug maker--Serum Institute of India (SII) for which phase 2 clinical trials are being conducted in India also | |
 | Having private universities more important than reviving Nalanda: Manish Barriarr, Patna teacher and Oxford grad contesting Bihar Elections 2020He is not the babu from Oxford but the Patna boy who connects to people on the ground level, says Manish Barriarr, a teacher-turned-politician | |
 | Manish Barriarr, an Oxford alumnus is all set to contest independently in the upcoming Bihar pollsThe Oxford alumnus has quit his A-grade job in the Ministry of Commerce and is set to contest the elections from Bankipur constituency | |
 | Oxford University coronavirus vaccine could be rolled out within six months: ReportThe vaccine candidate under trial by University of Oxford scientists in collaboration with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca is the furthest in the process of trials | |
 | COVID-19 cases haven't yet peaked or even plateaued: AIIMS DirectorThree vaccine candidates are in different stages of human clinical trials in India — one developed by University of Oxford by Pune's Serum Institute of India, the other inactivated virus vaccine | |
| Serum Institute gets DCGI nod for clinical trials of Oxford vaccineThe vaccine candidate is in the midst of Phase II and III clinical trials in the UK, Phase III trials in Brazil, and Phase I and II clinical trials in South Africa | |
| Confident that COVID-19 vaccine will be available by next year, says Harvard ProfessorThree vaccines are showing promising results. These are from America, China and Oxford. For now, they all seem promising — may be one of them or all turn out to be effective, said the professor |
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