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At the third annual World Forum on Enterprise and the Environment, Sir David King of the University’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment has called on governments around the world to do more to protect the natural environment. Two out of four of this year’s L’Or Contributions to the local community, society and the wider world by students have been recognised by the Vice-Chancellor’s Civic Awards today (29 June 2011). Eight leading figures from the worlds of science, the arts, politics and the law, including ‘fifth Beatle’ George Martin and the President of Italy, were honoured at Encaenia on 29 June 2011. 40 pupils from four Oxfordshire schools learnt about nanotechnology as part of ‘Time for Nano’ a morning of hands-on activities held at Oxford University’s Begbroke Science Park on 24 June. A puzzle hidden in this year’s Oxford undergraduate prospectus was solved by a young cryptographer, who was recognised at an event for maths enthusiasts this week.

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