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The University and its hockey club are staging an event this Sunday (1 November) to mark 1000 days before London 2012 and Oxford’s first step in its programme of activity in the run up to the Olympic Games. The Oxford Parkinson’s Disease Consortium has been awarded A new Internet language will enable computers to unravel the complex terminology used by experts such as doctors, engineers and life scientists, and understand what they really mean. The University of Oxford hopes to see its first ever Indigenous Australian students arrive next year, supported by the Charlie Perkins Trust for Children & Students. Twenty-one year old Shaharzad Akbar from Afghanistan is among the first students to receive the new Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarship at Oxford University. The scholarship means she can pursue a Master’s degree in Development Studies

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