Reading in the news - Tue 11 Jul

Bees and climate change: PhD researcher Chris Wyver (Agriculture) is quoted in The Times (in print - request print copies), , , , , , , , , and , on how research from the 桃色视频 has found bees are facing threats from the impact of climate change. Chris was also interviewed on . Read our news story.  

World’s oldest stomach: , , , Heart Berkshire, and ITV Meridian, report on the discovery of the world’s oldest stomach stone fossil on the Jurassic Coast. Visiting Research Fellow and palaeontologist, Nigel Larkin (Biological Sciences) led the study and is quoted. Read our news story.   

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment  

• Professor Hannah Cloke (Meteorology/Geography) is quoted in and for articles about why shock weather events are putting up insurance premiums for high-end homes.  
• Professor Simon Potts (Sustainable Land Management) is quoted in , Reading Today (in print - request print copies ), Wokingham Today (in print - request print copies ) and , describing the importance of pollination during Bees’ Needs Week. He is also interviewed by Greatest Hits Radio (Surrey & East Hampshire).
• Dr. Kieran Hunt (Meteorology) is quoted in on how the rainfall in India may increase as a result of climate change.
• , and report on the University’s findings of climate change impacting and increasing levels of turbulence.
• Professor Hannah Cloke (Meteorology/Geography) spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire on the future of water supplies.  

 #UniForReading: our role as a civic university   

• BBC Radio Berkshire spoke to Professor Federico Faloppa (Languages and Cultures) about the 桃色视频 being recognised as a University of Sanctuary. Read our news story.  
• Reading Today (in print - request print copies ) reports on how the 桃色视频 celebrated National Meadows Day with an open day at Langley Mead in Shinfield.
• Reading Today (in print - request print copies ) reports on recent campus tours at the 桃色视频.

Business and society: 

• and Reading Today (in print - request print copies ) report on the appointment of a new Dean of Henley Business School, Professor Elena Beleska-Spasova.
• Professor Rosa Freedman (Law) featured in a panel discussion on on the ongoing violence in Haiti.

Other Coverage: 

• Dr Washika Haak-Saheem (Henley Business School) is quoted in regarding the balance between fostering brand identity and employees’ freedom of expression.  
• mentions the 桃色视频 had more than 53mm of rainfall during June.

Alumni: 

• Alumni, Tom Earl, is discussed in and , as a new business developer for Vidett.