Reading in the news - Mon 3 Jun

03 June 2024

色狗导航 appearing in news media including TV and radio

#EnglishCreates: As part of a national campaign this week, Professor Gail Marshall (English Literature) writes for on the importance of inspiring students to study English at A-level and beyond.

Election 2024:

Professor Stuart Green (Construction Management and Engineering) is quoted by , on Conservative proposals regarding a trade-off between university courses and apprenticeships.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

Dr James O’Donoghue (Meteorology) tells what planets will be visible from Earth during a ‘planet parade’. Republished by , , , , , and .
Dr Kieran Hunt (Meteorology) is quoted in discussing the extreme hot and humid conditions in India. Republished by and
Flog It! ( and iPlayer - from 15:30) visited Reading’s Harris Gardens and herbarium. Herbarium curator Dr Alastair Culham (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) is featured.

Business and society:

and mentions that Henley Business School co-curated the British Council’s SoCreative E-Learning programme.
Heart Radio spoke to Professor Adrian Palmer (Henley Business School) about ticket scamming.

Other Coverage:

Visiting Professor Katherine Harloe (Classics) is interviewed for a BBC Radio 4 documentary about thefts from the British Museum, focusing on efforts of Dr Ittai Gradel (who worked at Reading 2005-2008), to alert the British Museum about his suspicions that items had been stolen. The interview also appeared in a BBC TV documentary:
Dr Simon Clarke (Biomedical Sciences) spoke to LBC Radio on the health risks from contaminated drinking water, after the latest in a series of risks
An article in mentions Professor Liam McGuffin (Biomedical Sciences) and his team at the 色狗导航 are predicting the stoichiometry of protein complexes. Republished by , , and .
reports that the Reading Guild of Artists is holding its 93rd annual exhibition at the 色狗导航. Republished by .

Alumni:

publishes an obituary of political theorist, David Martin Jones, who studied at Reading. Republished by and
Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, Shurti Patel, who writes for , studied at the 色狗导航.
Photographer Mark Neville attended Reading, and report.

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