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Ludwig researchers at the activities stand

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Six summer students and post-doctoral researcher Damayanti Chakraborty pose smiling in a line in the lab area. All are wearing white lab coats and either glasses or safety specs.

Ludwig Oxford and IDRM host 6th form students for a taster week of research

Staff and students at Ludwig Oxford and the Institute of Developmental and Regenerative Medicine put on lectures, panel sessions, lab workshops and more for 6th form students with a keen interest in scientific research.

Ludwig Oxford Professor Richard White at the AACR meeting 2024. He appears in a dark grey pullover and blue checked shirt.

Ludwig Oxford's Richard White considers cancer and wandering in the woods

Richard White talks to Oxford Sparks producer Charlotte Bird about cancer, and attempting to find cures in the most unlikely places.

Table set up showing the decoding sentence game described in the news story. A set of rotatable blocks each displaying DNA codons are threaded on a tube and a magnetic board above with the corresponding amino acid letter to the codon spells out the sentence. By rotating the blocks, the participant can change the sentence letter by letter to see how a mutation may affect a coding gene.

Ludwig Oxford enjoys time at Abingdon ATOM Festival of Science and Technology

Ludwig Oxford volunteers head to Abingdon ATOM Festival to run a stall discussing genetic mutation and cancer detection

Table set up showing the decoding sentence game described in the news story. A set of rotatable blocks each displaying DNA codons are threaded on a tube and a magnetic board above with the corresponding amino acid letter to the codon spells out the sentence. By rotating the blocks, the participant can change the sentence letter by letter to see how a mutation may affect a coding gene.

Ludwig Oxford enjoys time at Abingdon ATOM Festival of Science and Technology

Ludwig Oxford volunteers head to Abingdon ATOM Festival to run a stall discussing genetic mutation and cancer detection