Martin Kononov (DPhil, Clinical Medicine), ‘Novel therapies may reverse aging and usher in a new era of medicine’
Scott Morris (BA, Medicine), ‘Will humans ever be able to regenerate their hearts?’
Yong Ji (DPhil, Paediatrics), ‘Antibiotics alter the nutrient use of antibiotic-resistant bacteria’
Liyana Asaria-Issa (Visiting Student), ‘The use of brain organoids to study neurodevelopmental disorders’
Amy Wild (BMed, Medicine), ‘A novel lung function technique for the early detection of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)’
Diya Mistry (MBiol, Biology), ‘Why we need sleep – The neural, metabolic and immune consequences of sleep deprivation’

Rosa Wu (Visiting Student), ‘Adaptive certificate prefetching for secure web protocols’
Louis-Emile Ploix (MCompSci, Computer Science), ‘The decompilation problem’
Vivek Kothari (DPhil, Computer Science) ‘Beyond averaging: Rethinking graph neural networks through the lens of information synergy’

Deborah Dance (DPhil, Architectural History), ‘How the women of Oxford influenced the development of Oxford in the early twentieth century’
Annie Williams (MSt, History of Design ), ‘Judgement in translation: How images change from print to architecture’
Fei Fang (MSc, Digital Scolarship), ‘Needle as archive: Recording cultural memory in a living craft Tradition’

Tamunoimim Kalada-Green (MSc, Energy Systems), ‘Efficiency first, sufficiency next? Rethinking energy demand in Europe and Africa’
Emma Somos (DPhil, Sociology), ‘Are billionaires helping to solve climate change? Mapping the climate engagement of the global super-rich.’
Ava Peralta (BA, Geography), ‘The Golden Bean: Attuning to beauty as an alternative economies approach to coffee production, Uganda’
Tsur West (DPhil, History), ‘Minoan decline, lost Atlantis, and the search for the ancestors of Western Europe’
Vishnu Bandarupalli (BCL, Law), ‘Reorganising Indian federalism’
Andrzej Zalejski (BA, PPE) ‘You’ve heard about Mamdani’s dad? Recognition, revolt, and post-colonial studies.’

Oliver Biswas (BA, PPE), ‘Shaping aspiration or exerting control: The psychological impacts of legal social mobility programmes on students’
Emmanuel Berrelleza (MSc, Comparative and International Education) ‘Students’ First Amendment right to receive information: adopting a balancing test for K-12 curriculum censorship in an anti-DEI era’

Chun Hui (Visiting student), ‘Returning to neutrality: Why Birks and Carroll are quite wrong on ethics of money and finance’
Annika Theodoulou (DPhil, Primary Health Care), ‘Socioeconomic inequalities in smoking cessation behaviours and outcomes’
Beth Smith (MSt, Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies), ‘“Ah as soon as I realised you were a woman I stopped reading.”: How the manosphere is more than just ‘incels’ and what we should do about it’
Zara Cherry (BA, Jurisprudence), ‘“Be Careful – She’s a Golddigger”: The harmful influence of rhetoric on financial remedies’