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    Festive food: The challenge of creating healthy, affordable family meals

    Creating healthy but affordable meals - particularly at Christmas - can be a challenging task, especially for families who have young children, according to an Oxford Brookes academic who has been researching feeding practises across Oxfordshire.

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    Oxford Brookes University Students research in the spotlight at Get Published! Poster Conference 2019

    The Oxford Brookes University GetPublished! Student Research Poster Conference is taking place on Friday 12 April 2019, 12:00-14:00 in the Forum, John Henry Brookes Building, Headington Campus.

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    Oxford Brookes academic leads research into hot chocolate easing symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis

    Dr Shelly Coe, Senior Lecturer in Nutrition at Oxford Brookes University, has led a study into how a hot chocolate drink could be effective in tackling the fatigue associated with multiple sclerosis (MS).

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    Oxford Brookes academic discusses pioneering Parkinson’s research on BBC Breakfast

    Shelly Coe, Lecturer in Nutrition at Oxford Brookes, was interviewed on BBC Breakfast this morning (14 January 2019) to talk about the University’s research with those taking part in the Indian Ocean Row 2018.

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    22nd Annual Congress of the European Conference of Sport Science (ECSS)

    At the beginning of July, five members of the Department of Sport, Health Sciences and Social Work (Dr. John Jakeman, Dr. Roger Ramsbottom, Dr. Peter Wright, Dr. Alaaddine El-Chab and Dr. Greg Walsh) presented their research at the 22nd annual congress of the European Conference of Sport Science (ECSS) in Essen, Germany.

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    New science pathway for international foundation students

    International students can now follow a life sciences foundation pathway if they do not yet meet the academic or English language requirements for a bachelor's degree.

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    Students' Academic Achievements Celebrated with Graduation Prizes

    Students and graduates from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences were awarded prizes to celebrate their academic achievements at this year’s Graduation ceremonies, held at Oxford Brookes University in June.

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    500 celebrate Brookes' Science Bazaar

    Oxford Brookes welcomed over 500 members of the public to its first Science Bazaar on Saturday 14th March 2009, to enjoy a free family day of science and technology.

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    Society sponsorship for Symposium

    Research Student Symposium sponsored by the Society of Experimental Biology and the British Cell Biology Society.