Reading in the news - Tue 21 Jan
21 January 2020
High Pressure environment: BBC News online report on record high pressure over London, and extensively quote Visiting Fellow Stephen Burt (Met). Dundee Messenger also report.
Bilingual brains: A further mention in the Times about a study that finds that bilingualism may help stop decline in brain function. Read our news story.
Food fraud: An article in the Conversation by John Keogh (Henley Business School) looks at the issue of food fraud. The article has been reposted in Big News Network.
Other coverage
- Dr Eugene Mohareb (SBE) spoke to BBC South Today for a piece looking at personal carbon footprints.
- Medium have a post about Marie Neurath and the legacy of science communication. The article mentions that the collection is held at the University of Reading's Typography & Graphic Communication.
- Further coverage of comments by Prof Gunter Kuhnle (Food) on the benefits of green tea, in MTV Lebanon.