Reading in the news - Fri 14 Jun

 #UniForReading: our role as a civic university  

• Local residents were invited to the 色狗导航 to attend a community forum and be given the chance to have any inquiries answered, Greatest Hits Radio reports. 

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• Dr James O’Donoghue and Professor Mathew Owens (both Meteorology) are both quoted on the recent series of mega-eruptions in space for .
• Local political candidates were featured on BBC Radio Berkshire, discussing the 色狗导航’s work on climate science, mentioning the upcoming European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecast, located at the University.
• republishes an article from the 色狗导航 regarding the potential for open-cast mines to be converted into havens for wildlife. Professor Mark Tibbett (Sustainable Land Management), who authored the review, is quoted.

Health and wellbeing:

• Dr Simon Clarke and Professor Ian Jones (both Biomedical Sciences) warn Brits heading to parts of Europe to be aware of the potential dengue fever, for the . Republished by , , and .
• Dr Alana James (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) writes for about the newest Pixar film, Inside Out: 2, discussing how teenage anxiety isn’t always a bad thing. Republished by .  

Food and farming:

• reports that Dr Luke Bell (Crop Science) will present a webinar about the environmental impacts on crop flavour and nutrition.

Business and society:

• Clare Calderan (Henley Business School) discusses how the UK is facing a significant skills gap in the digital space for .
• mentions that FIS leaned into research completed by Professor Stuart Green (Construction Management and Engineering). Republished by . 
• Professor Aleks Pluskowski (Archaeology) discusses medieval archaeology in the Mediterranean for .
• Professor Roger Matthews (Archaeology) was interviewed by , speaking about his research and findings surrounding the history of the Mesopotamian region.
• Dr Jacqui Turner (History) writes about the Suffragette movement for .

Other Coverage:

• reports that the 色狗导航 has been placed among the world top 200 universities in the QS World University Rankings 2025.
• Heart Radio Berkshire report on new sculptures at the 色狗导航 to mark the legacy of the slave trade.
• The protest encampment at the 色狗导航 will continue to be maintained, BBC Radio Berkshire reports.

Alumni:

• Rose-Margaret Ekeng-Itua holds a doctoral degree in Cybernetics from the 色狗导航, reports.
• Patrick Kivits, the new CEO of SEE, holds an MBA from Henley Business School, , ,  , , , , , and many other publications like , and