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Article by Amanda Jasi CHEMICAL company INEOS has donated £100m (US$136.8m) to the University of Oxford, UK for a new, state-of-the-art institute that will conduct antimicrobial research to combat the growing global issue of antimicrobial drug resistance. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) arguably poses the broadest threat to global populations, according to the organisations. An estimated 1.5m/y excess deaths can be attributed to resistance and this could rise to more than 10m/y by 2050. The organisations say that without urgent action to prevent multidrug resistance in microbes, which creates what are commonly known as “superbugs”, treatments such as cancer therapies and surgeries, childbirth, even scratches could become risky. ....
NBBJ gets the go-ahead for £200m Oxford lab on site of Leslie Martin block 1/8 Source: Arqui9 NBBJ has won approval for a £200 million University of Oxford laboratory scheme to replace the now-demolished Leslie Martin-designed Tinbergen building The 25,329m 2 proposed Life and Mind block is being billed as the ‘largest building project ever undertaken’ by the university. Once complete, it will house its departments of zoology, plant sciences and experimental psychology and provide space for 800 students and 1,200 researchers. Advertisement The building will also be home to a new institute for antimicrobial research, following a £100 million donation from chemicals giant Ineos. The project will sit on the site of Leslie Martin’s recently flattened 1970s Tinbergen building, which is bounded by St Cross Road to the east, South Parks Road to the north and other university land to the south and west. ....
A TEMPLE to Science will be constructed on the site where an Oxford University building riddled with Asbestos was torn down. A new Life and Mind Building for the University of Oxford was given the go-ahead by Oxford City Council s west area planning committee on Tuesday night. The building on the corner of South Parks Road and St Cross Road will house two departments of the university: Experimental Psychology and a new Department of Biology, combining Zoology and Plant Sciences. It will replace the Tinbergen Building, a mid-20th century concrete building which was full of Asbestos and had previously been home to the Psychology and Zoology departments. ....
Sir Jim Ratcliffe s Ineos donates £100m to fight superbugs One of the largest donations in Oxford s history will fund institute to research antibiotics resistance 19 January 2021 • 6:00am Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s chemical group Ineos is donating £100m to Oxford University to fund research into antibiotics-resistant “superbugs”. The donation from Sir Jim - who is Britain’s fifth-richest person with a £12.5bn fortune - is one of the biggest in the university’s history and will be used to fund antimicrobial research. Ineos and the university said that 1.5m excess deaths a year are caused by bacterial resistance due to overuse of antibiotics. They said this is arguably the world s biggest economic and healthcare challenge after Covid. ....