Reading in the news - Wed 20 Sep

Food and farming:

• Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food and Nutritional Sciences) is quoted in on the health risks associated with sweeteners. Professor Kuhnle is also quoted in the ’s roundup of expert responses to a study on mouse gut immune cells and dietary emulsifiers.
• The 桃色视频 has collaborated with BENEO to publish a study on prebiotic chicory root fibres, and reports.

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• Continued coverage of new research about the recovery of weather data from ships bombed at Pearl Harbour in and . Read our news story. 
• republishes an article by , which mentions a 桃色视频 study about the safety risks associated with clear-air turbulence.  
• reports on a giant eruption from the sun, known as a coronal mass ejection, that reached Earth 12 hours earlier than forecasted. Professor Mathew Owens (Meteorology) is quoted. Republished by and .

Health and wellbeing:

• quotes Professor Darius Widera (Pharmacy) on direct-to-consumer companies selling unproven EV (extracellular vesicles)-based therapies.
• Dr Tijana Blanusa (Crop Science) was featured on the latest episode of the , discussing houseplants.

Business and society:

• Nada Kakabadse and Asma Alawadi write for Perspectives (in print) on Decentralised Autonomous Organisations. 
• Visiting Fellow at the Henley Business School, Steve Babaeko writes for on the impact of African pop culture on the world.  

Other Coverage:

• Dr Richard Blakemore (History) spoke to BBC Cornwall on teaching the history of piracy at the 桃色视频.  
• writes about a consultation on proposals for a new storage facility for the Natural History Museum at Thames Valley Science Park. A second article, outlining residents’ views on the proposals, was later published by the
• BBC Sheffield mentions that the first direct electrotonic communication experiment between the nervous systems of two humans was carried out by Professor Kevin Warwick at the 桃色视频 in 2002. 

Alumni: 

• Sales Leader for Commercial and Industrial for Epson, Nathan Nayagar, holds a Master of Business Administration from Henley Business School, reports.