Reading in the news - Tue 4 Jul

Eat your greens: ITV Meridian and ITV News London mentioned how researchers from the 桃色视频 have been exploring ways to get young children to eat more vegetables. Natalie Ellison (Psychology) was interviewed at The Museum of English Rural Life.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment  

• Professor Tom Oliver (Ecology) talked to BBC News on the death of fish in Britain’s rivers and canals, as an effect of climate change.  

• BBC Berkshire report on the warmest June of the 桃色视频’s records, quoting Dr Stephen Burt (Meteorology) on the record-breaking temperature. Read our expert comment.   

• Professor Hannah Cloke (Meteorology) was interviewed by BBC Berkshire about flooding and an exhibition the 桃色视频 is hosting at the Royal Society later this week. Read our news story. 

• reports that surveys conducted by the 桃色视频 found a lack of understanding around effective rubbish disposal, calling for more consumer education to decrease packaging waste.  

• Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) is quoted in The Telegraph (in print) on the increase of air turbulence by 2050-2080, caused by climate change. Professor Williams is also quoted on about turbulence increases after passengers on a flight to Sydney experienced turbulence-related injuries.

• PhD researcher Mark Prosser (Meteorology) is quoted in and on the impact more turbulence will have on air cargo.  

• The collaboration between the climate relay event ‘Running Out of Time’ and the 桃色视频 is discussed on BBC Radio Wales. Professor Ed Hawkins’ (Meteorology) climate stripes are also mentioned. 

Business and Society: 

• BBC Berkshire mentioned a two-day event taking place this week at the 桃色视频 on AI and its impact on film production. Dr Dominic Lees (Film, Theatre and Television) talks on the benefits of advanced technology in the industry, and the creative support it offers. Read our news story. 

• mentions how ActiveOps PLC, worked with Henley Business School, as part of their Knowledge Transfer Partnership, to launch their first two Machine Learning (ML) powered capabilities, Smart Planning and Smart Skills systems.

• Jon Foster-Pedly (Dean, Henley Business School Africa) writes for and and mentions the 桃色视频’s research on business ethics and AI.

• Dr Alison Bissett (Law) was interviewed by Voice of Islam Radio on children born on the border of Syria and Iraq and the legal considerations of repatriating them. 

Other coverage:  

• and reports that the University has been awarded University of Sanctuary status. Professor Ruth Evans (Geography) is quoted. Read our news story.  

• Professor Derek Bryce-Smith, a 桃色视频 chemist who died in 2011, is the subject of articles praising his legacy on and .

Alumni: 

• runs a feature on how climate change can impact our emotions. The article was written by Julia Mosquera, who earnt a PhD in Philosophy at the 桃色视频.

• A profile of Matt Hermer, husband of internet personality Marissa Hermer, mentions that he attended the 桃色视频.