Reading in the news - Tue 21 Nov

Global warming limit: reports that the world is on track to breach the 1.5-degree limit of global warming. Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) is quoted on the urgent need to tackle greenhouse gas emissions. Professor Ed Hawkins (Meteorology) is quoted in , stating that solutions to reduce global emissions exist but are not being deployed.

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university 

• mentions the Safer Student Partnership, which involves the 桃色视频, in a report about Reading Borough Council’s new measures for women’s safety in Reading. 

Health and wellbeing:

• The quotes Dr Simon Clarke’s (Biomedical Sciences) on a new approach to prevent infections in surgery. Republished by .   
• Dr Simon Clarke spoke to Talk TV about the latest evidence from the Covid inquiry.

Other Coverage:

• and report that the popular tasting event, The Whiskey Affair, returns to Reading and is set to be held at the University’s Great Hall.  
• Professor Julia Waters (Languages and Cultures) is mentioned on talkRADIO for her involvement in a campaign to reform Ofsted.  
• Kira, a second-year 桃色视频 student, discussed their experience studying at the University for an episode of the BBC Cornwall and BBC Devon Youth Panel.

Alumni: 

• Theatre Performance postgraduate, Zoe Tweed, is mentioned in an article by regarding cyber-attacks against the British Library. Republished by ,  
• Managing Director of Equinix Malaysia, Cheam Tat Inn, holds a Masters in Business Administration from Henley Business School, reports.
• Marketing Manager, Katie King, is reported by , to have earned her degree from the 桃色视频.