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Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
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Digital News Report 2026. Episode 4: How people are using AI chatbots for news

In this episode of Future of Journalism, we look at who's using AI chatbots for news and the different ways they do so
The Disability Lectures
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2026 Disability Lecture: Digital Accessibility at the Crossroads - Infrastructure, AI, and the Future We Build

Dr Sarah Lewthwaite explores the challenges and opportunities of building digital futures where accessibility is an essential feature of systems and infrastructure. AI puts us at a crossroads. How can we build an inclusive future?
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AI Reveals Hidden Immune Memory in Eczema & Psoriasis | Lloyd Steele | Sanger Institute

Can AI uncover what a century of histopathology has missed? Dr Lloyd Steele explains how spatial transcriptomics reveals hidden immune memory niches driving eczema and psoriasis.
Translational Health Sciences
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Artificial Intelligence and the Ethics and Practice of Evaluation

This talk argues for engaging with AI ethics before AI-led reasoning becomes institutionally embedded.
Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

Digital News Report 2026. What you need to know

We explore how people are consuming news in 2026, the role of platforms, levels of trust and interest, AI chatbots, news influencers and more.
Translational Health Sciences
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Welcome to the New Era of Digital Health: Power, Politics and the Fight for Justice in the Age of AI

This talk explores the complexities, entanglements and crossroads at which digital health as a field now lives and stands.
Oxford Student Voice
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From Decisions to Experience: How Oxford’s Systems Shape Student Life

Oxford SU President Wantoe Teah Wantoe speaks with Registrar Gill Aitken on how Oxford’s systems shape student life, digital change, and the role of student voice in governance.
Accelerating AI Ethics
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Lessons from Buddhist ethics for AI: A Conversation with Geshe Lodoe Sangpo

Dr Caroline Green speaks with Geshe Lodoe Sangpo about compassion and AI: how inner growth comes through practice, why information is not the same as wisdom, and whether artificial systems can truly understand human experience.
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Can AI Solve Snakebite? With Dr Timothy Jenkins

Prof Hashem Koohy is joined by Dr Timothy Jenkins to explore how AlphaFold and experimental technologies are transforming antibody discovery, enabling molecules that neutralise multiple snake venom toxins.
The Human Interface: An OII Podcast
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The Invisible Human Workforce Behind AI

S2E3: This episode pulls back the curtain on the often-invisible human workforce powering AI, from content moderation to data labelling, exploring why global standards in AI supply chains must be enforced to protect worker safety.
The Human Interface: An OII Podcast
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What is the role of humans in the age of AI?

S2E2: This episode explores the evolving role of human oversight of AI systems in the workplace and beyond.
To Immunity and Beyond

Unravelling T-Cell Recognition – Insights from Immunology and AI

A conversation with Professor Hashem Koohy about possibilities for use of AI in driving forward T cell research.
Oxford Student Voice
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Inside the Bodleian: Libraries, Students, and the Future of Knowledge

A thoughtful conversation with Ant Brewerton from the Bodleian Libraries on library services, historic collections, student access, inclusion, digital innovation, and the evolving role of libraries at Oxford.
The Human Interface: An OII Podcast
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How streaming affects musicians, and what they can do about it

S2E1: It's never been easier for musicians to release music, but the economics of the music industry and online streaming mean earning a living has become ever more challenging. We explore how streaming platforms impact musicians.
Education Explored: A Department of Education Podcast

Episode 3 - Sara Ratner

In episode three of Education Explored, we talk to Dr Sara Ratner who is a post-doctoral researcher working on pedagogy, AI, policy and innovation.
Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

What should we expect from journalism in 2026?

How media leaders around the world plan to address the challenges of 2026.
Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

Trust, politics and AI. What people think about climate news

In this episode of Future of Journalism we explore findings around the public's relationship with climate news.
Education Explored: A Department of Education Podcast

Episode 2 - Luke Brewer

In the second episode of Education Explored, we talk with former MLT student Luke Brewer about what it’s really like to be a teacher in the classroom today, what he learnt on the course and teaching as a sector.
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Season 3 Episode 2 | Our Brains, Our Selves: In Conversation with Prof. Masud Husain

If memory fades or motivation disappears, what remains of the self? In this episode, Professor Masud Husain reflects on how neurological disorders illuminate the fragile yet resilient architecture of human identity
Oxford Student Voice
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Oxford Careers Service: pathways and possibilities

A conversation with Careers Service Director Jonathan Black on careers support at Oxford, employability, AI, internships, undergraduate and postgraduate support, international students, Oxford’s alumni network and the evolving fut

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