The Agile Initiative: Autumn 2024 Sprint Call

'Crafting a new global order? The UN and international politics in the 1990s' with Prof Fabian Klose

Transforming Food Systems with Professor Paul Behrens 🌱

The Oxford Martin Programme on Circular Battery Economies

The Oxford Martin Programme on Digital Pandemic Preparedness

The Oxford Martin Programme on AI Threat Detection

Oxford team analyses patent data to understand wildlife trade trends

The Agile Initiative: Role of publics and deliberation at the environmental science-policy interface

The Agile Initiative: Should universities shift from evidence producers to co-producers?

The Agile Initiative: Managing complex research projects

The Agile Initiative: Interdisciplinarity in fast-paced, impact-focused research

The Agile Initiative: Co-creation and stakeholder engagement

The Agile Initiative: Integrating equality, diversity and inclusion in research design

The Agile Initiative: Using a Theory of Change

'Redesigning AI' with Professor Daron Acemoglu

'Making sense of chaos: a better economics for a better world' with Prof Doyne Farmer

'Eating to conserve: harnessing seafood sustainability to save threatened sharks' with Divya Karnad

Earth Day 2024, Planet vs. Plastics with Cameron Hepburn

The Agile Initiative: How can maritime shipping transition to green ammonia as fuel?

The Agile Initiative Sprint Call: Webinar and Q&A

The Agile Initiative: New models for applied environmental research - what has been done well?

The Agile Initiative: New models for applied environmental research - what happens next?

'Time to Look Up' with Sir Alok Sharma | James Martin Memorial Lecture 2023

The Future of Food with Peter Scarborough

The Agile Initiative: Lynn Dicks on The Centre for Landscape Regeneration

The Agile Initiative: Annika Hjelmskog on Glasgow's GALLANT programme

The Agile Initiative: Getting Science into Policy

The Agile Initiative: Angela Cassidy on the RENEW programme

The Agile Initiative: Connecting environmental research with policy

This Is How We Stay Cool While Temperatures Soar

We're Developing a 30-Minute Test for Antibiotic Resistance

The rising tide of antimicrobial resistance - a high price to pay (Session 2)

The rising tide of antimicrobial resistance - a high price to pay (Session 1 )

'Catastrophes of the 21st Century' with Prof Roger Pielke, Jr

'Biodiversity & food: challenges and opportunities to “win more and lose less"' with Prof Tom Tomich

'The pathway to delivering fusion power' with Prof Ian Chapman

Renewable Energy is Cheap, Clean and Inclusive Energy

Decarbonising the energy system by 2050 could save trillions

How we created a roadmap for integrating renewable energy

'From swimming in data to drowning' with Prof Robert Axtell

Creating a Better Future for People Living with Epilepsy

Panel discussion: "On the trail of capital flight from Africa"

COP27 Panel Video

Meat Your Persona: the National Tour

Introducing a Carbon Takeback Policy - Prof. Myles Allen

Myles Allen - Oxford Martin principles

Professor Myles Allen's message to the school strikers during COP26 in Glasgow

Tracey Crowe & Kate Hughes talk: "Cooling for Climate Action"

A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system – Dr Matthew Ives (COP26 event)

Upstream decarbonization through a carbon takeback obligation – Prof Myles Allen (COP26 event)

Decarbonization pathways for China and its power sector – Prof Li Zheng (COP26 event)

Affordable Carbon Neutrality:innovative policies for a fast, durable transition to netzero emissions

Amory Lovins & Madeleine Edl talk: "Infrastructure Design for Sustainable Cooling"

Martin Dieryckx & Dave Mackerness talk: "Circular Cooling Economy"

Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu & Toby Peters talk: "Models for Sustainable Cold Chains"

Iain Campbell talk: "Cooling Technology and Innovation"

Janet Stephenson & Russell Hitchings talk: "Social Interactions and Cooling Cultures"

Jim Maguire and Richard Matsui talk: "Finance, insurance and sustainable cooling"

Attribution science & climate litigation: science & law to protect human rights from climate change

'The medieval ‘agricultural revolution’: A bioarchaeological perspective' with Prof Helena Hamerow