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Oxford researchers have new facilities to store and analyse huge volumes of financial data, which should speed up the research process. Last month was the wettest April on record according to data from the UK's longest running rainfall data collection station. Chris James is regaining some level of useful vision after becoming the first person in the UK to have an electronic retina implanted into the back of his eye. The Bodleian Library is asking the public for help in cataloguing one of its collections. A new space mission, involving Oxford University scientists, will explore Jupiter and its icy moons to reveal fresh insights into the habitability of the ‘waterworlds’ orbiting the giant planets in our solar system and beyond. A postcard from Adolf Hitler as a young soldier has been uncovered by Europeana 1914-18, an archival project partnered by Oxford University and the British Library.

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