19 December 2025
OxInAHR Symposium 2025: Where Research and Practice Meet
Transforming clinical curiosity into collective impact.
Demographic trends in global ageing are changing rapidly.
In 2018, for the first time in history, people aged 65 years or above outnumbered children aged under five. There are huge opportunities and challenges which, as a society, we are only just beginning to understand and explore.
Our researchers are working across disciplines and with our partners from communities, business and the public sector.
Our work includes:
Transforming clinical curiosity into collective impact.
Oxford Brookes University is excited to announce its involvement in the THERM-UK project, a £2.5 million research initiative funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
Older adults in Japan are increasingly caught in a cycle of poverty, crime, and incarceration. Dr Jason Danely explores why.
Paul Potter, Healthy Ageing Network Steering Group member has been appointed as a British Society for Research on Ageing Trustee.
Join the Healthy Ageing and Care network to connect with others at Oxford Brookes who are advancing research and innovation in ageing and care. Whether you are a staff member, student or external partner, you are welcome to get involved, collaborate and stay informed about new opportunities.
