Reading in the news - Thu 23 Nov

Grassroots sports: , , The Mirror (in print), Daily Star (in print), and many regional UK news outlets quote Professor Ed Hawkins (Meteorology) on the impact climate change is having on grassroots sports participation.

Clear-air turbulence: quotes Isabel Smith on clear-air turbulence increasing as a result of climate change. Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) is mentioned in an explainer article about clear-air turbulence in . Republished by .

Heritage and culture: 

• The 桃色视频’s Special Collections has been awarded accreditation by the Archive Service Accreditation, reports.  

#UniForReading: Our role as a civic University:

• and provide coverage of a report on the economic impact of the 桃色视频, showing that it contributes £1 billion a year to the UK economy. Vice-Chancellor, Professor Robert Van de Noort is quoted. Read our news story.  

Health and wellbeing: 

• The 桃色视频 is working with company OptiBiotix on research into prebiotic and mineral complex, WellBiome, reports. 
  

Business and society:

• highlights Chancellor Paul Lindley’s new book, ‘Raising the Nation: How to Build a Better Future for Our Children and Everyone Else’ in its latest ‘Business Books’ reading recommendation list. 
• Dr Chris Dalton (Henley Business School) writes for on why organisations need to invest more effort to understand the dynamics of trust and how to effectively build it.  
• mentions that Henley Business School will begin delivering the first module of the Army Higher Education Pathway (AHEP). Republished by .

COVID-19: expert comment on the pandemic 

• Dr Simon Clarke (Biomedical Sciences) is featured on TalkTV, reflecting on the pandemic lockdowns and if they were successful in preventing the spread of COVID-19.   

Other Coverage:

• and report that The Museum of English Rural Life (MERL), is hosting a festive sale on Sunday, 26 November.