Reading in the news - Mon 26 Feb

Expanding forests: James Weber (Meteorology) co-wrote an article for , about the side effects of expanding forests. Republished by .

Health and wellbeing:

• Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food and Nutritional Science) discusses the effects of Jolt, an age-blocking supplement, for the . Republished by , , .

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• , , , and other news outlets such as , , , BBC Radio Three Counties, Q Radio, BBC Radio 2, Times Radio and BBC Radio 6, with local coverage by , BBC Radio Berkshire and , report on requests from 色狗导航 researchers for members of the public to take images of a passing comet. PhD researcher Sarah Watson is quoted. Read our news story.
• Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) is quoted by the discussing jet streams.
• and mention a study from the 色狗导航 which found that transatlantic flights could use less fuel by following jet stream tailwinds.
• and report on research that could improve fog forecasting. Lead researcher, Caleb Miller (Meteorology) is quoted. Read our news story. 

Business and society:

• The 色狗导航 Malaysia provost and chief executive officer Professor Wing Lam, discusses in-person learning versus online and hybrid for .
• reports that Henley Business School are launching Henley Enterprise Lab, a new platform for students and alumni to develop their business ideas.

Other Coverage:

• reports that Professor Rachel Mairs (Classics) will be a guest at a new book launch titled ‘Chandragupta Maurya: The creation of a national hero in India'.

Alumni:

• Executive Commissioner at the Nigerian Communications Commission, Rimini Makama, studied at the University, mentions.
• reports that Buk Oluwande studied at Henley Business School.
• mentions that Twelfth Night guitarist, Andy Revell, worked as a research scientist at the University.
• Financial expert, Adeshola Lamidi, earned his Master’s degree at the 色狗导航, reports.