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The bond between mother and son, and can peatlands save the world? Reading in the News - 5 Feb

05 February 2018

Mum and Son

Mothers and sons: An opinion piece for the Straits Times about the relationship between mothers and sons mentions research conducted at the University of Reading.

Science presenting: PhD student Kirsten Lees (GES) competed in the regional heats of Famelab, a national science presenting competition, reports Oxford Mail. Lees spoke about her work on northern peatland.

St Patrick’s Hall development: Reading Chronicle report on a Council report recommending the approval of revised plans for the St Patricks Hall redevelopment.

 

Other coverage

 

  • BBC Berkshire (approx. 2h 24 mins in) mentioned two events organised by the UoR Chaplaincy.
  • Further mention of study being written up about the cognitive benefit of mixed berries, on BBC Newcastle (approx. 24 mins in)
  • BBC Berkshire  (approx. 10 mins in) spoke to Chloe Cook, President of the Reading University DIY society about a 12hr ‘knit-athon’ for charity.
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