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This week the UK Government’s AI Safety Summit will seek to answer some of the big questions around the use of artificial intelligence.

Ukraine’s unique response to the Russian invasion has set a new blueprint for successfully protecting infrastructure during conflict and catastrophe.

Data released from the 2023 Global Innovation Index (GII) shows the UK remains in fourth place out of 132 countries.

Oxford is recognised as one of the top science and innovation clusters in the world, according to new data released from the 2023 Global Innovation Index (GII).

Saïd Business School and OpenOcean, a leading European venture capital firm, have released O3, the world’s most accurate open-access startup insights platform.

His Excellency Dr Ali Qassim Jawad has been appointed as an Executive in Residence at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.

Oxford Saïd's Professor of Strategic Management has been named Winner of the 2023 Award for Social Responsibility in Management for a paper he co-authored.

AVPA and The Ownership Project 2.0 announce their collaborative African Family Offices Gathering at the Inaugural Africa Impact Summit

Congratulations to Akshay Mangla, our Associate Professor in International Business and Skoll Centre Fellow, on his recently launched, award-winning book.

Sally Maitlis has been recognised for her exceptional contribution to research by the preeminent AOM's Managerial and Organisational Cognition Division.

Two years after COP26, Business Schools for Climate Leadership (BS4CL) is gathering today to address the climate crisis through research and teaching.

Harvard Business School Professor Frank Dobbin came to Oxford Saïd to deliver a Research Seminar centred on the findings of his latest book on diversity.

Abrar Chaudhury’s winning proposal will support early career researchers in Pakistan to publish research on climate change vulnerability.

Critics have long argued spinout companies from UK universities become impossible to fund due to the level of equity the universities take in them.

Is there a strategic blueprint to turn disruption into positive change, or are businesses trapped in a repeat boom and bust cycle?

Supporting social impact research at Oxford

Drawing on 37 in-depth interviews with global CEOs, researchers have uncovered the emotions and struggles in effectively managing cyber risk.

The World Happiness Report has shown remarkable resilience in global life satisfaction in spite of multiple crises including the Covid-19 pandemic.

Our Deputy Dean for Faculty and Research, Andrew Stephen, has been ranked Europe’s joint most published author in the premier marketing journals.