Reading in the news - Thu 6 Mar

Health and wellbeing:

• quotes Dr Harvey Roweth (Cancer Biologist) on the potential of aspirin to help prevent the spread of cancer. Republished by , and
• , , , , , and report on research led by Professor Claire Williams (Psychology) on the cognitive benefits of walnuts when eaten for breakfast. From our story: Eating walnuts for breakfast may boost your brain function.
• quotes Professor Glenn Gibson (Food and Nutritional) on the strong connections between gut health and brain function.
• highlights research from the University which suggests that consuming blueberries can improve concentration for up to five hours. Republished by .

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• and quote Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) in articles about global sea ice hitting an ‘all time minimum’. Republished by , , AOL, and .
• quotes Dr Paul-Arthur Monerie (Meteorology) on improving hurricane and cyclone forecasts. Republished by and . From our story: Hurricanes to hit Atlantic harder and more often, study says
• Dr Louise Johnson (Ecology) is quoted in , , , , , , , , on the genetic engineering of ‘woolly mice’.
• mentions a training course, "Come Rain or Shine: Understanding the Weather," in collaboration with the 桃色视频 via Future Learn.
• Professor Chris Hilson (Law) is quoted in an article by about the UK’s growth vs nature conflict.
• Professor Chris Hilson is quoted by on the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.

Food and farming:

• quotes Professor Chris Reynolds (Agriculture) on the impact of feed consumption on methane emissions from cows.

Business and society:

• Professor Rosa Freedman (Law) spoke to BBC Arabia about the tensions between Ukraine and the United States.
• features an article written by Jon Foster-Pedley, Dean and Director of Henley Business School Africa, discussing the need to globalise education.
• reports that Norma Mazibuko, a newly promoted partner at Bowmans, is currently pursuing an MBA at Henley Business School.

Other coverage:

• highlights Dr Anne Latto's celebration of her PhD in Storytelling from the University.
• and report that the 桃色视频 is a client of Endava, a cloud technology firm.
• reports that Professor Ian Hamley (Chemistry) will be a speaker at the SupraLife Final International Conference.
• Bracknell News (in print) reports that solar panels could be installed at a park and ride service that connects central Reading and the University.

Alumni:

• and report that Marko Vu膷i膰, founder of the Teorem platform, credits his successful exam preparation for enabling him to enrol at Henley Business School.
• highlights Louise Ioannou, head of workspace at HB Reavis UK, who credits her Applied English Language Studies degree from the University.