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The Oxford Scientist Trinity Term 2022: NETWORKS

The Oxford ScientistJuly 16, 2022August 4, 202201 mins

Everything around us is constantly interacting. We spend most of our lives connecting with others, exchanging words or thoughts, conveying pieces of
ourselves and our experiences. Our social networks and relationships define us to the extent that we become increasingly more similar to the people we interact
with.

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The Oxford Scientist Hilary Term 2022: REGENERATION

The Oxford ScientistJuly 16, 2022August 4, 202201 mins

We’re in a time of transition, awakening and rebirth. As we
are emerging from the pandemic and move onto the next chapter, we’re filled with hope to tackle
new challenges.

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