Reading in the news - Tue 8 Aug

AI and film: Dr Dominic Lees (Film, Theatre and Television) writes for ’s Sight and Sound magazine (in print) on what the future holds for actors after rapid developments in AI. 

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• Sky News spoke to Dr Xiangbo Feng (Meteorology) on Typhoon Khanun, which is set to hit South Korea. 
• Financial Times (Available in print) quotes Professor Chris Merchant on El Niño being in its early stages.  
• Professor Rowan Sutton (Meteorology) is quoted in , , and on concerns over warming ocean temperatures. 
• republish an article by on the effect clear air turbulence has had on Hawaiian flights, mentioning a study from the 桃色视频.
• Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) is quoted in on jet streams spreading across the hemisphere.   
• BBC Berkshire spoke to Professor Helen Bilton (Education) on how the 桃色视频 is opening an online course in teaching children about climate change and sustainability.  

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university 

• BBC Berkshire reported on the return of the family science day at Early Crescent Resource Centre, which works in partnership with services based at the 桃色视频.
  
  

Food and farming:

• Greatest Hits Radio, Gem 106 and City Talk FM Liverpool reported on the SEE & EAT picture books, which aim to help children eat their vegetables. Professor Carmel Houston-Price (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) was interviewed.

Health and well-being: 

• Daily Record, Daily Express and Daily Mail (All available in print) report on research by the 桃色视频 that drinking orange juice can boost cognitive function.
  
  

Business and society:

• Dr Chris Foye (Housing Economics) recalls the acceleration of the property race within cities for .  
• Dr Fabio Goncalves de Oliveira (Entrepreneurship and Innovation) speaks to on the complex issue of foreign companies using cloud services. 

Other Coverage:

• reports that Emily Pallot (Architecture) sees the T level course (Equivalent to-A Level) as a better insight into architecture. 
• Professor Cindy Becker (English Literature) and Dean for Diversity and Inclusion Allan Laville (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) have received National Teaching Fellowships, and report.  
• Cllr Stephen Conway writes for Wokingham Today (Available in print) on the importance of partnerships and mentions the 桃色视频.  
• BBC Sheffield spoke to Bryan Unkles, owner of Cafeology, who mentioned how coffee is being supplied to the 桃色视频.
• Vice Chancellor Professor Robert Van de Noort mentions the various experiences, opportunities and achievements found at the 桃色视频 in a column for Wokingham Today (Available in print).  

Alumni: 

• mentions how Partner in their Mental Capacity and Deputyship team, Sarah Charnley, initially studied at the 桃色视频.