Reading in the news - Wed 2 Nov

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

•  and report that Reading students have been part of the discovery of a new type of orange tree. 
• interviews Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) on global warming and La Nina.

Other Coverage:

• The , , , , and quote Professor Ciara McCabe (Psychology) on a study suggesting women on menopause medication are likely to experience depression.
• cites research conducted by Dr Rita Fontinha and Professor James Walker (both Henley Business School) on reasons for working from home, and Dr Fontinha  is named by , , , , , , , , , , and  as a coordinator of a four-day workweek pilot experience.
• quotes Dr Sue Binks (Henley Business School) on the importance of staff development in civil service roles. 
•  lists Professor Vimal Karani (Food) as a key speaker in a community outreach programme. 
•  and  mention Henley Business School's statistics on the economic value of side hustles. 
• reports on an upcoming choir performance at the University's Great Hall. 
• Henley Standard (in print) reports on the closure of a gym based at the Greenlands campus. 
• Henley Standard (in print) reports on comments from a local MP about planning laws and development around Reading, including near to the University. 
• BBC Radio Northampton interviews farm manager Mike Davis (who previously worked at the University) about the agricultural college he works at.
• An article written by Ted Malloch (previously Henley Business School) on American politics is published by .

Alumni:

•  and  report on the appointment of Henley Business School graduate, Jakob Wegge-Larsen, as the CFO of DB Schenker. 
• Commercial Greenhouse Grower (in print) mentions Tim Kerley, a Reading graduate and geneticist. 
• Let's Talk (in print) mentions the value of a painting by Reading graduate and artist, Leslie Hardy Moore.