Reading in the news - Wed 16 Oct

AI in flood predictions: A article looking at the use of AI in flood predictions quotes Professor Andrew Charlton-Perez (Meteorology). Republished by: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and .

Middle East conflict: Professor Rosa Freeman (Law) tells that international law is clear that civilians, should not be targeted, and that a ceasefire is urgently needed to prevent further deaths and bring about release of hostages.

Health and wellbeing:

features research by Professor Claire Williams (Psychology) which highlights the cognitive benefits of wild blueberries. Republished by , and

compile a list of five foods to help combat Seasonal Affective Disorder and mention research from the University that found consuming flavonoid-rich foods like wild blueberries significantly improved mood in young people.

Food and farming:

Dr Kate Johnson (Agriculture) spoke to (approx. 20 mins in) about her research into the benefits of calves playing with toys.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

features Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) commenting on a recent study about global temperatures. Also reported by: , and

Professor Tom Oliver (Ecology) is quoted by and for a piece on how some climate change solutions can have a negative impact on diversity. Republished by: , , , , , , , and more.

and report on new research led by PhD researcher Jennifer Stout. From our story: Snowflake dance analysis could improve rain forecasts 

Business and society:

reports that Dr Florence Phua (Built Environment) is actively promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion in the construction industry.

Other Coverage:

highlights MP Matt Rodda’s latest speech in Parliament, where he emphasized the benefits of sport for all, and mentioned University student Ed Fuller, who won gold for ParalympicsGB in Paris this summer.

BBC Radio Berkshire shared updates about the Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra's upcoming performance at the Great Hall, 桃色视频, on Saturday.

reports on the latest updates regarding Reading Gaol, quoting a spokesperson from the new owners who said that collaboration with the 桃色视频 is a key priority for them.

Virgin Radio UK featured a message from a parent about their daughter joining the Korfball Society at Reading, sharing her enthusiasm for the sport despite the early practice sessions. One of the station’s presenters also mentioned his son has recently started at Reading too.