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Reading in the news - Tue 25 Apr

25 April 2023

桃色视频 appearing in news media including TV and radio

Hospital safety: UK ministers announced plans to tackle sexual violence in hospitals, report the ,  and others, days after research and comment by Professor Jo Phoenix (Law) featured on the  of the  Read our news story.

Storm Ulysses:Climate scientists used old data to show how climate change today would make the impacts of the 1903 ‘Ulysses’ storm worse. More coverage in , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,  and others. Author Professor EdHawkins (Meteorology) was interviewed by , the BBC News Channel, and . Read our news story.

#PlanetPartners:working with global partners to protect the environment

  • Professor MathewOwens (Meteorology) is quoted by ,  (India), , , and  on the wind speeds of a solar storm that will trigger auroras.  
  • DrStephenBurt (Meteorology) is quoted by  and  on what weather to expect on the King's upcoming coronation.  also reports on the University's weather predictions. Read our expert comment.
  • PhD student IsabelSmith (Meteorology) was quoted by  on how climate change is the affecting air turbulence. 
  • Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) is quoted by  on how extreme flight turbulence may more than double in the future due to climate change. 
  • The latest climate stripes include new graphics for hundreds of global cities and UK counties. Professor Ed Hawkins is quoted by , , , , , and .  Read our news story

 

Food, farming and health:

  • Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food and Nutritional Sciences) is quoted by and on the credibility of a study that explored the link between fried food consumption and mental health, and byon how frozen fruit can be just as nutritious as fresh fruit. .
  •  mentions Professor Carmel Houston-Price's (Psychology and Clinical Langauge Sciences) research that suggests when children vegetables in picture books more often, they are more likely to eat more vegetables.
  • Dr Simon Clarke is quoted by the , , and  on the premature nature of concern about a new Covid strain, Arcturus
  • Professor IanJones (Biological Sciences) is quoted by the , , and  on recent evidence that Dog Flu could adapt to become infectious to humans. 
  • Dr AlEdwards (Pharmacy) is quoted by  and  debunking false claims that cervical smear tests cause cancer. 

 

Culture and heritage:

  •  mentions that the University has hosted an exhibition on Chinese typography. 
  • PhD candidate, SummerCourts (Classics) was interviewed by  on the University's research on the Anglo-Saxon remains of a man and woman discovered in Lowbury Hill. Read our news story.
  •  mentions the University is working alongside other institutions to develop a diverse pool of local filmmaking talent as part of the Recourse Productions strategy run by the British Film Institute.  

 

Business and society:

  • JonFoster-Pedley (Dean and Director of Henley Business School Africa) was interviewed on 's podcast and discussed the evolution of, and adapting to, AI in professional society.

 

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university 

  •  mentions the University's partnership withCoachBrightto provide free tutoring to students in Reading.
  •  mentions College Road's proximity to the University's campus, and mentions the housing area is popular for students. 

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