Reading in the news - Mon 14 Aug

Health and wellbeing:

• quotes Professor Stella Chan (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) on how therapy-based interventions can be effective for treating depression caused by social media. and republish.
• Professor Stella Chan (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) is quoted in on how physical activity helps to maintain good mental health.
• According to Professor Ciara McCabe (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences), anhedonia (the loss of interest or pleasure in activities once enjoyed) affects up to 75 per cent of individuals with depression, The reports. Also reported by , , , , and . The original article appears on.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment  

• interviews Professor Mathew Owens (Meteorology) on how a once-in-a-century solar storm could cause technological chaos. and republish.
• quotes Professor Liz Stephens (Meteorology) on the science of air pollution and the impact it has on both the planet and humans.   
• mentions Dr Jon Robson (Meteorology) on the potential imminent collapse of the AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturing Circulation). 

Food and farming:

• Ice cream expert, Jo Rutherford, spoke to BBC Northampton, about a week-long course she attended at the 桃色视频 which covered the science, food safety and marketing of ice cream.

Business and society:

• reports that Dr Filipe Morais (Henley Business School) spoke at a webinar on ESG (environmental, social, and governance) integration in company boards. 

• mentions how Babcock Africa approached Henley Business School to supplement its training programme on Enterprise Supplier Development. Also republished on and .  

Other Coverage: 

• (Online), Greatest Hits Radio (Radio) and Maidenhead Advertiser (Available in print) cover the ongoing archaeological excavation of an Anglo-Saxon monastery in Cookham. Professor Gabor Thomas (Archaeology) is interviewed. The Royal Borough Observer (Available in print), also reports on the dig and interviews undergraduate student Abigail Walton. Read our news story.

• promotes the 桃色视频 Malaysia in a report about access to English education.
• reports that Stuart Hunt, former Director of Library Services and Collections at the 桃色视频, has now taken on the same role at Durham University. Also republished on and. 
• reports on a nuclear bunker that was found in Warren Row. The article mentions how a nuclear bunker is located on the campus of the 桃色视频. 

Alumni: 

• Professional rugby player and ex-桃色视频 lecturer, Ray Tabern, is mentioned in in a report about the upcoming Challenge Cup final. 
• Author, Coralie Bickford-Smith, who studied Typography and Graphic communication at the 桃色视频, is featured in The Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday (Available in print - request print copy).