Reading in the news - Mon 12 Sep

Her Majesty The Queen: 

Following the death of Her Majesty The Queen, the Vice-Chancellor has offered the condolences of the 色狗导航 community. See the full message here.

The Queen’s eldest son, Prince Charles, becomes King Charles III.

• ITV 1 News (and ), BBC Radio Berkshire, , , and  mention the times that the Queen visited the University during her reign. 
• Professor Kate Williams (History) was interviewed by BBC Radio Scotland and quoted by BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio Berkshire on the Queen's dedication to serving her country, and online by , , , , , , and  on when to expect a coronation ceremony to crown Prince Charles following the death of the Queen.
• Professor Parveen Yaqoob (Deputy Vice-Chancellor) was interviewed by BBC Radio Berkshire on the University's opening of a book of condolences following the passing of the Queen. 
• The University's Muslim Chaplain, Javed Kacchalia was interviewed by BBC Radio Berkshire on the time of reflection that he has planned for students mourning the Queen's passing. 

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• and mention research by Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) on the impact of climate change on aviation and turbulence. 
• showcases Professor Ed Hawkins' (Meteorology) climate stripes.
• reports on a recent discovery made possible through the use of a tracking algorithm developed at the University on why parts of the Himalayan Glaciers are resisting melting caused by global warming.
• mentions the university's collaborative research on cloud seeding. 

Other Coverage:

• Further coverage of research led by Dr David Field (Psychology) on the benefits of Vitamin B6 for mental health by the  (and in print), , Western Morning News (in print), , , , , , , and .
• Further coverage by  and  of the discovery of a fossilised dinosaur skeleton thought to be complete during a search that Dr Brian Pickles (Biological Sciences) is leading in Canada. Read our news story. 
• , , and  publish an article by Jon Foster-Pedley (Dean and Director of Henley Business School Africa) on credit rating agencies. 
• Dr Ting Wang-leung (Politics) is quoted by  and  on Liz Truss's expected political stance towards Hong Kong authorities. 
•  lists Professor Bryan Cheyette (English Literature) as an organiser of an online conference to mark the 130th anniversary of Israel Zangwill’s Children of the Ghetto.  
• Further coverage by  of collaborative University research that helped to uncover neolithic culinary traditions. Professor Duncan Garrow (Archaeology), who took part in the research, is quoted. Read our news story. 
•  reports on graduations of distinction that took place in Reading University, Malaysia, mentioning the attendance of PaulInman (Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International)).
•  reports on local outstanding student A-level results, listing those who have chosen to study at Reading University this year. 
•  lists the University's Cole Museum of Zoology as a location to visit on the weekend. 
• Current Archaeology (in print) lists a University course on the history of early Roman Britain available on Future Learn. 

Alumni:

• , , and  report on Reading graduate and British MP, Penny Mordaunt's husband, and  mentions Mordaunt's formal proclamation of King Charles III.
• interviews Reading graduate, Dr Ermias Kebreab, on the sustainability of animal production.
• writes an article on a business co-owned by Henley Business School Graduate, Livingstone Mashele.