Oxford awarded £1.25 million official funding to accelerate vital research, and go from local to global

Published on March 7, 2023

Official funding of £1.25 million has today [7 March] been awarded  to Oxford University for activities that translate the university’s social sciences research into social, economic and behavioural impact. The funding, the maximum grant available from the Impact Acceleration Account, has been given by the  Economic and Social Research Council, part of UKRI – the public body sponsored by the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology.  
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