An interactive online series of workshops for designing and planning successful Agile Initiative Sprints.

Understand how to use a theory of change to frame your research project and deliver rapid policy-relevant change.

This webinar will present findings on future scenarios of global ammonia production and ship fuelling.

Join us for a talk by Magdalena Skipper, Editor in Chief for Nature, as she discusses the journals' role in the 21st century.

This session will focus on future career development for interdisciplinary early career researchers.

How can we do more and better cutting-edge, rapid, impact-focussed research while meeting the needs of policy makers? Join us for this event on 22 November 2023 at the Oxford Martin School.

This session will be focused on how to create a network of early career researchers around the themes of interdisciplinary environmental research.

The Agile IDR lunch and learn sessions are an hour long and give early career researchers the opportunity to come to the Oxford Martin School for a free lunch and an hour-long informal session based on themes relating to interdisciplinary research.

‘Connecting environmental research with policy: a pathway to real-world impacts'

In this symposium, we bring together researchers working on the science that could underpin planning for nature recovery with decision-makers and practitioners working within government, industry and civil society, to discuss how science could best be deployed to support decisions for nature recovery.