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The Oxford Scientist: The First Issue

The Oxford ScientistFebruary 27, 2018April 26, 202001 mins

The first issue of the Oxford Scientist is here! It’s jam-packed with some of the most fascinating famous ‘firsts’ of science, from neanderthals to quantum teleportation. Pick up a copy from college common rooms or university science departments now!

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