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Reading in the news - Weds 27 July

Release Date 27 July 2016

Media coverage

Here’s Wednesday’s summary of media coverage for the University of Reading.

Global warming: A study by NASA, co-authored by Dr Ed Hawkins (Meteorology), says that a fifth of global warming records in the past 150 years have been missed. The study is covered in the Daily Mail. Read our news story.

Bee fertility: Visiting professor at the School of Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy David Richardson, comments on a study investigating the effect of neonicotinoid pesticides on male honeybee fertility. Covered at Foreign Affairs.

Business links: The University of Reading’s links with business is contributing to Berkshire’s creative output according to a spokesperson from Creative England on BBC Berkshire (interview begins at 01:24:25).

Biodiversity: Comments from Dr Tom Oliver (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology) on the world’s biodiversity is covered by Loveland Reporter Herald.

Business collaboration project: A project involving Henley Business School Africa is mentioned at My News Room.

Students: Two Reading students are appearing on the E4 show Coach Trip. The news is covered by Getreading.  

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