About
The Pandemic Sciences Institute draws upon experience and lessons learnt from COVID-19 pandemic to identify and counter future pandemic threats. In partnership with academia, industry and public health organisations across the world, we will create science-led innovations to accelerate the understanding and develop new diagnostics, treatments, vaccines and digital disease control tools, with a focus on equitable access of benefits for all.
DPhil applicants for 2025-26 entry: funding opportunity
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Moh Family Foundation, we are able to offer two Oxford-Moh Family Foundation Global Health Scholarships for 2025-26 entry to work with PSI Investigators on PSI-related projects. One of these will be for a student working on a PSI-related project in the disciplines of ethics, humanities or social sciences. To be considered for this scholarship, you should apply through the Nuffield Department of Population Health. To be considered for the other scholarship, you should apply for the DPhil course offered by the department in which the Investigator is based – see details on the University website. There is no separate scholarship application process and you will be considered for these scholarships if you meet the eligibility criteria. Informal enquiries to investigators including discussions about possible projects are welcome. We encourage cross-PSI projects.
News
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Nipah Virus Research Day showcases cross-disciplinary advances
6 December 2024
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University of Oxford unveils new vaccine development partnership
15 November 2024