Dive into the latest developments at EIT

The University of Oxford, in partnership EIT, will launch the Generative Biology DTP - a four-year DPhil designed to allow the next generation of researchers to explore how to synthesize the DNA sequences of organisms to program and engineer biology.

The Cowley Branch Line will be crucial to making sure employees can reach work easily with direct trains into London Marylebone Station as well as central Oxford.

Forty-six students from 18 countries and 5 continents are part of EIT’s inaugural Education & Scholarships programmes which span undergraduate, graduate and doctoral study at Oxford.

Wild Bio specialises in crop genetics, and has developed a unique data-driven approach to improve crop productivity, climate resilience, and agricultural sustainability.

Due to its growing ambitions and the overwhelming support received from the Oxford science ecosystem, EIT is now looking at laboratory and office spaces covering an area of 2 million sq ft.

EIT proudly welcomed the first cohort of Ellison Scholars to the UK last week, marking a historic milestone in the Institute’s mission to cultivate the next generation of global technology innovators and leaders.

Planning permission and listed building consent have been granted for the restoration and reopening of The Eagle and Child pub, one of Oxford’s most iconic landmarks.

His mission will be to accelerate nanopore diagnostics and tissue engineering, two breakthrough technologies set to redefine how diseases are detected and organs repaired.

This summer, EIT welcomed one of its inaugural cohort of Undergraduate Ellison Scholars, Atharva Dangre, for his first EIT internship experience.

The Ellison Institute of Technology is proud to share that Dr Lennard Lee, Chief Medical Officer of the EIT Clinic, has been awarded access to the UK’s most powerful AI supercomputer to accelerate cancer vaccine research.

The University of Oxford, through its strategic partnership with the Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT), has received research funding of £118m to launch an ambitious new programme of vaccine research.

The fully-funded opportunity offers exceptional individuals from around the world the chance to pursue doctoral studies (DPhil/PhD) at the University of Oxford while contributing directly to cutting-edge EIT projects that address global challenges.

EIT announces Professor Santa Ono as EIT's new Global President, working with Professor Sir John Bell in developing and expanding its science programs.

Lisa Flashner, COO of EIT, shared a bold vision for the UK’s future as a global leader in science and innovation at the Creating a Scientific Superpower Conference

The Campaign for Cowley Branch Line launches today, aiming to reopen the line and transform Oxford’s transport, housing and job opportunities while driving toward net-zero goals.

We speak to Professor Gil McVean on what drew him to EIT, his vision for the Pathogen Laboratory and the challenges he wants to address.

Prof Steve Kelly, Chief Scientific Officer of the Plant Biology Institute, shares why the program matters and the vital role of collaboration in ensuring its success.

EIT is thrilled to unveil its first cohort of incoming scholars, comprising 22 exceptional candidates.

GBI will tackle the key challenges in making biology engineerable, and thereby unlock the unrivalled power of biology for the benefit of humanity.

Founding team who will lead the Institute’s ambitious science programs and platforms are announced.

The foundation for the EIT Oxford Clinic, a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to advancing patient care and innovation, has been reached.

Dr Lennard Lee, Medical Director at EIT, was recognised as one of 20 innovators shaping the future across Europe by Fujifilm Europe in its 90th Anniversary docuseries

EIT and University of Oxford join forces to address humanity’s greatest challenges in a transformative strategic alliance with an investment of at least £130m from EIT.

EIT’s Pathogen Program launches its genomic analysis tool for Mycobacterium, EIT Pathogena.

The Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) announced the appointment of world leading scientist Prof Sir John Bell as the President of EIT.

The Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) has purchased the Eagle and Child pub, also known as ‘the Bird and Baby’, with plans to refurbish and reopen the iconic venue in Oxford’s city centre.