Reading in the news - Tue 28 Jan
28 January 2020
Coronavirus: Good Morning Britain on ITV interviewed Professor Ian Jones (Biological Sciences) on the latest on the spread of the coronavirus.
Football predictions: BBC Radio Berkshire (1h 39m 30s) interviewed Dr James Reade (Economics) on Reading’s chances of promotion according to his score forecasting statistical model.
Plants and diseases: A repeat of Food Unwrapped on Channel 4 featured Dr Alastair Culham (Biological Sciences) talking about plants and fruits that can help fight diseases.
Other coverage
- The Bolton News reports on a new BBC television series being co-written by a Reading graduate (FTT).
- Soo Today republishes an article for The Conversation by John Keogh (Food and Nutritional Sciences) on declining trust in food labelling.
- Study International lists the University of Reading’s School of Agriculture as one of the top places to study for a forestry degree.
- Daily Hunt republishes an article written for the Conversation by Professor Tom Oliver (Biological Sciences) about how science must mobilise to fight climate change.
- Hindustan Times quotes PhD student Akshay Deoras (Meteorology) on air quality in Mumbai.