Reading in the news - Fri 18 Aug

Clearing at Reading: 

• BBC Berkshire spoke to Head of Admissions, Kathryn Whittington, about the 桃色视频’s Clearing operation, which commenced Thursday, 17 August.
• BBC Berkshire and Greatest Hits Radio spoke to Katy Green, a volunteer on the clearing phone hotline, about the various course options that the 桃色视频 had available for students applying through Clearing.
• BBC Wales mentioned a new student to who will attend the University in September. Similarly, , , , and reported on new students who will also attend in September. 
• spoke to former president of Reading University Students’ Union, Sheldon Allen, who shared his advice for fresher's week. 

Health and wellbeing

• Professor Dr Mark Dallas (Pharmacy) is quoted in on the rare cases of young people developing symptoms of dementia. Republished by and .
• , and republished a report provided by , which mentions that Dr Mark Dallas (Pharmacy) will host a talk on neurodegeneration and novel therapeutics.
• mentioned how scientists from the 桃色视频 (and other establishments) reported that a blend of inulin and arabinoxylan could potentially help with weight management. Also republished by .
  

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment  

• and reported that UHeat (Urban Heat) draws on an advanced climate model, developed by the 桃色视频, to find the causes of the UHI (Urban Heat Island) effect in cities.  
• mentioned how building control specialist Future Decisions, based at the 桃色视频, receives huge funding to enhance AI for building management systems.
  

Food and farming:

• The 桃色视频 is one of twelve universities to receive the Fairtrade University and College Award, and report.

Alumni: 

• BBC Ulster report on a student who graduated with a 2:1 degree in Food Science.  
• Shuaibu Audu holds an MSc in International Securities and Investment Banking from Henley Business School, reports.  
• mentions how Mr. Pius Oghenevwairhe Ughakpoteni earned his MSc in Business Management Research from Henley Business School.