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Strong cytotoxic T cell responses to an internal viral component are associated with mild COVID-19 disease

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The Wing Lab receives BBSRC New Investigator Award to investigate how cells sensing oxygen can impact zoonotic viral disease in bats

The awarded project, titled 'Understanding the role of oxygen sensing in effective control of high-consequence viral pathogens', has been funded by a BBSRC (Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council) New Investigator Award. This funding will be used to investigate how divergent aspects of the cellular oxygen sensing pathway in bats impacts their ability to harbour pathogenic viral infections. This award expands the WIng Lab and their interests in molecular virology to understanding viral zoonosis in an important reservoir species.

COI Principal Investigators, Professor Marian Knight and Professor Julian Knight, Visit IMI, CAMS/PUMC

On 28 November 2025, at the invitation of the Institute of Medical Information and Library (IMI, CAMS/PUMC), Professor Marian Knight and Professor Julian Knight, Principal Investigators at the CAMS–Oxford Institute (COI), visited the Institute and took part in the CAMS/PUMC Master Forum.

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CSC - CAMS/PUMC - Oxford High-level Innovative Talent Scholarships

The Chinese Scholarship Council, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences/Peking Union Medical College and the University of Oxford collaborate together for a programme of scholarship cooperation. 

The main purpose of this programme is to train the next generation of leaders in the medical sciences field. By combining the strength of our partners, it is aimed at students with a clinical background with an interest in pursuing research in a scientific field related to medicine. 

CSC-COI student interviews in progress

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