Reading in the news - Thu 23 Jan
23 January 2020
High pressure: Metro.co.uk has reproduced Stephen Burt's Conversation blog on record air pressures recorded in London this week.
Celibacy in the Church: Prof Helen Parish (Hums) has penned a blog for The Conversation on the topic of celibacy in the Roman Catholic Church and whether or not this might be about to change after 1,000 years.
High pressure: Dr Eugene Mohareb (SBE) was featured on BBC South and BBC Oxford for a piece looking at personal carbon footprints.
Other coverage
- An item on Business Weekly covers a new BBSRC-funded network to reduce food waste which is being co-led by Prof Carol Wagstaff (Food). Read our news story here.
- Reading graduate Christopher Hanks, now chair of Future Farmers of Wales, is interviewed in Wales Farmer (print) about the campaign to introduce continuous professional development (CPD) within the industry.
- An article in Berkshire Life (print) on local homeless charity Launchpad notes that it was founded by University of Reading students.
- Sudanese refugee and Reading graduate Raga Gibreel will be guest speaker at a Holocaust Memorial Day event in Deal, writes the East Kent Mercury (print).
- A Conversation blog by John Keogh (Henley Business School) looking at the issue of food fraud is reproduced in Canadian Grocer.
- Comment from Dr Ciara McCabe (Psychology) on dopamine fasting is featured in this article for Welt.de.