Reading in the news - Mon 18 Sep

Storm Daniel: 

• Dr Dina Rezk (History) writes for regarding Storm Daniel, a powerful storm which hit Libya last week. Partially republished by and .  
• Professor Liz Stephens (Meteorology) is quoted on the link between climate change and the intensity of Storm Daniel in , , , and . Professor Stephens is also quoted in Sky News (re-shared by Capital, and many other news outlets) on the preparedness communities, governance and authorities should take to prevent situations, like the dam collapse in Libya, from happening again.  
• Professor Suzanne Gray (Meteorology) is quoted in and on where medicanes form. Read our expert comments. 

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• quotes Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) about airlines having to adapt to increased turbulence in the age of climate change.  
• quotes Dr Akshay Deoras (Meteorology) on the delay in monsoon season.  

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university 

• The 桃色视频 is set to welcome residents to the Autumn Community Forum, where they will have the chance to learn about the University’s work, and report. Read our news story.
• The West Forest Sinfonia will hold an autumn concert at the 桃色视频’s Great Hall on the London Road Campus, and report.  

Health and wellbeing

• The Times (in print) reports that a study from the 桃色视频 found that men who drank a glass of orange juice in the morning had improved alertness and concentration. Read our news story.
• Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food and Nutritional Sciences) sorts through myths and misinformation regarding ultra-processed foods for Rossendale Free Press (in print).

Business and society:

• Visiting Fellow Steve Babaeko writes for on embracing African pop culture in global marketing and advertising.   
• quotes Professor Benjamin Laker (Henley Business School) on diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives.   

Other Coverage: 

• The 桃色视频 has been ranked 34^th best in the country according to the Sunday Times Good University Guide, BBC Berkshire reports.  
• republishes an article by which mentions that the 桃色视频 ranks number four on Good University Guide’s Top 10 Universities in the South East.  
• spoke to Dr Cathy Manning (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) on the way clubs can become more accessible to autistic people.  
• and BBC Berkshire report on the closure of two buildings at the 桃色视频 on Friday, 15 September. 
• Building (in print) reports on The Measurable Energy smart socket, which the 桃色视频 is using.  
• mentions that Professor Harmonie Toros (Politics and International Relations) will attend The Foreign Affairs Select Committee on international counter-terrorism policy meeting.  

Alumni: 

• , and , republish a report by regarding the appointment of Brian O’Callaghan as CEO, who earned a Master's in Business Administration from Henley Business School.
• Product Director at Content Guru, Richard Manthorpe, earned his BSc in Computer Sciences and Cybernetics from the 桃色视频, reports.
• reports that Shuaibu Audu earned a Master’s degree in international Securities, Investment and Banking from Henley Business School.
• mentions that jazz star John Marshall earned a psychology degree from the 桃色视频.
• Michael Murray, chief executive of Frasers Group, studied property at the 桃色视频, reports.
• BBC Cumbria interviewed Martin Roland, who trained in agriculture at the 桃色视频.
• Former Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Vincenzo Raimo, spoke to The Big Issue (in print) on Education agents.