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Reading in the news - Thu 27 Jan

27 January 2023

桃色视频 appearing in news media including TV and radio

#PlanetPartners:working with global partners to protect the environment

  • Professor BillCollins (Meteorology) appears in  and  on the impact of wood burners on urban air pollution.
  • Professor AndyTurner (Meteorology) is quoted by  on the forecasting models that are predicting what El Nino conditions to expect from summer this year.
  • PhD student Diana Giraldo Mendez, is quoted by  on how El Nino conditions will continue to affect Latin America this year.
  • Professor Martin Lukac (Agriculture) is quoted by  on how Brexit may affect the Welsh countryside and future conservation efforts.
  • An article co-authored by visiting research fellow, Angie Elwin, on  on the tiger farming industry in South Africa is republished by 
  • Continued coverage of the University's findings that slower economic development and improved quality of life in Europe has led to rebounding grey wolf populations by . Dr Thomas Frederick Johnson, who led the study whilst based at Reading, is quoted. Read our news story.

Food and farming:

  •  mentions University research that suggests drinking champagne can aid in preventing dementia and Alzheimer's and improve heart health.
  • r eports on the University's historical partnership with The Royal Agricultural College to offer an honours degree in Rural Land Management.
  •  mentions the University will be hosting the upcoming Maize Growers Association conference.

COVID-19:expert comment on the pandemic

  • Dr Simon Clarke (Biological Sciences) was interviewed by LBC News Radio on whether the pandemic is officially over, following a World Health Organisation meeting.

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university  

  • Woodley and Earley Chronicle (in print) and  report on a new community sport and leisure facilities consultation jointly hosted by the University and Shinfield Parish Council. Vice-Chancellor, Professor Robert Van de Noort is quoted on the University's part in shaping the future of Wokingham. Read our news story.
  •  mentions the University will take part in an upcoming meeting hosted by Wokingham Council on future plans for the borough. 

Other Coverage:

  • Professor Jo Phoenix (School of Law) was interviewed by Jeremy Kyle on Breakfast on Talk TV, which aired over Talk Radio, about the debate of arrangements for trans prisoners. 
  • Dr Simon Clarke (Biological Sciences) is quoted by , , , , , , , and  on how to reduce your risk of catching norovirus, as the UK experiences a sudden increase in winter cases.
  • Emeritus Professor KenDark's discovery of the remains of a home under the Sisters of Nazareth Convent that could have belonged to Jesus Christ is mentioned by .
  • Further coverage by Daily Gazette (in print) of University research on the effect that a teacher's tone of voice has on students' willingness to learn, connect, and cooperate. Read our news story.
  • report that Professor Chris Bones, (Dean Emeritus at Henley Business School), will serve as a speaker during a conference on estate planning.
  •  and  report that a team from the University competed in Brunel University's Badger Team Racing competition.
  •  lists the University among others to announce upcoming industrial strike action between February and March. 
  •  reports Milpark Education won an award for digital learning, mentioning they were up against 'formidable' contenders, including Henley Business School.
  •  reports the University accredited the British Management University Foundation Programme.
  • Talk Sport Radio includes a University professor in their Birthday Spread segment. 
  • BBC Wales mentions many anti-apartheid demonstrators from Reading University took part in the fight against racial injustice during a rugby match at Swansea University in 1969. 

Alumni:

  • The , , , , and  mention that a Reading alumnus, Sean Howson, was issued during the pandemic for not wearing a face mask.
  • , , and  publish an obituary for Reading alumnus, historian, and painter, Anthony Day, who died at the age of 100.
  •  reports on the appointment of Henley Business School alumnus, Jon Hogan as the non-executive director of Together Personal Finance Limited.
  • Lancaster Guardian (in print) publishes a segment written by a University graduate of the 90s about what it was like to live and study in Reading.
  •  reports on the appointment of Henley Business School alumnus, David Attenborough, as the non-executive director of the SkyCity board.

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