O x T A L E N T 2003 Winners

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1. Science Projects (£150)

• Winner: Dr. Nick Brown, Department of Plant Sciences - GIS & Remote Sensing & Digital Mapping Course

• Runner up: Dr. Danny Tucker, Nuffield Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology - Obstetrics & Gynaecology web site and Internet-based teaching programme

2. Humanities & Social Science Projects (£150)

• Winner: Alexander Huber, Systems and Electronic Resources Service (SERS)
  The Thomas Gray Archive

• Runner up: Andy Priestner, Library & Information Services, Said Business School,
  [https://sbs-eclipse.sbs.ox.ac.uk/sbsintranet/new_intranet/virtual_library.asp] Virtual Library [password-protected]

3. Non-Disciplinary Projects (£150)

• Winner: Kim Miller & Paresh Raval, Oxford University Resources for the Blind
  The DAISY Project (Digital Authoring Information SYstem) [CD submission]

• Runner up: Karl Harrison, Department of Chemistry
  Oxford Virtual Tour

4. Student Projects (£150)

• Winner: Corin Howitt, University College, Philosophy Faculty,
  blobLogic: A Computational System for Teaching Logic

• Runner up: Daniel Reisel, Christ Church, Department of Experimental Psychology,
  NeuroReview

* Special award for best project created with the assistance of professional or dedicated web developers (non-monetary)

• Winner: Mr. Shio-yun Kan, Centre for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, Institute for Chinese Studies / ACDT
  Chinese Multimedia CDROM

Runners up:

• Prof. A. K. Bowman, Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents, Faculty of Classics / ACDT,
  The Vindolanda Tablets On-line
• Audrey Cantley, Faculty of Classics / TALL,
  Archaeology for Amateurs: The Mysteries of Crete

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