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News Archive

Reading in the News - Tues 22 Oct

22 October 2019

Reading in the news

 

Fighting climate change: Professor Tom Oliver (Ecology) has an article published by The Conversation on mobilising the power of science in order to tackle climate change.

Harry and Meghan: Professor Kate Williams (History) spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about a recent interview by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

EU Food: Dr David Rose (Agriculture) was featured in a BBC South piece about the impact of Brexit on everyday foods.

Tackling loneliness: A paper by the University on tackling loneliness is featured in a report by Heart Radio. Read our original story here.

 

  • The government’s support of plans to bring the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasting (ECMWF) to the University is featured on BBC Berkshire.
  • Professor Arlene Astell (School of Psychology & Clinical Language Sciences) appeared on BBC’s Bargain Hunt talking about the effect particular objects have on memories and emotional connections.
  • The Express mentions the University in a story about Speaker of the House, John Bercow MP.
  • The Wokingham Paper has an article on the filming of BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? Show at the University last week.
  • The Guardian mentions the University in an article about ‘side hustles’.
  • The University is mentioned in an article by Coffee & Cocoa International about using cocoa pods to provide power for rural communities.

 

 

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