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Find out all about what we at OSSCE have been getting up to.
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Yesterday was our Scientists in Schools workshop! OSSCE members had the chance to learn from an expert how best to share their work with younger generations. Here’s what Anthony Limburg, our Member Lead Officer, had to say. -
What exactly is public engagement, and why does it matter? In our flagship event this term, OSSCE gathered experts on the topic for a panel discussion hosted in the beautiful Holywell Music Room. -
We’re thrilled to announce our termcard for Hilary 2026, which includes our flagship event for the year as well as many workshops for you to get involved with. Get your calendars out because this is going to be a busy term! -
So, it’s our first term as a proper, functioning society - but what do we have in store? Well, whether you’re an undergrad fresher or a PhD student, we’ve got plenty for you to get involved with. Of course, that’s all on top of our stall at the Freshers’ fair last week, where we had some really great discussions with prospective society members and met some wonderful people. -
Do you want to be a part of OSSCE’s first year as a full society? Well look no further - we’re recruiting for three positions to form a general committee. Read on for an explanation of the roles on offer, as well as how to apply. -
Just over a week ago, early-career cancer researchers were given the opportunity to present their work to a range of non-specialists at an Oxford Cancer Group meeting.
