Reading in the news - Thu 13 Jun

Health and wellbeing

• Dr Simon Clarke (Biomedical Sciences) and Professor Ian Jones (Biomedical Sciences) are quoted by the , discussing the risk of dengue disease in Europe. Republished by , , and . 
• Dr Piril Hepsomali (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) is featured in an article by , saying that ultra-processed foods can affect mental health.

Business and society:

• Visiting fellow, Dr Naeema Pasha (Henley Business School) is quoted in discussing pressure to work 12-hour days to be perceived as a ‘high performer’. 
• quotes Dr Tatiana Rowson (Henley Business School) on the support for older workers to stay in the labour force being ‘stronger than ever’.
• reports that Professor Moira Clark (Henley Business School) is the new Chair of Judges for the European Contact Centre & Customer Service Awards (ECCCSA).

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• Dr Matthew Patterson (Meteorology), joins to talk about temperature and weather conditions in the UK this summer. Republished by .
• , , , , , and many other US radio stations mentioned a study on clear-air turbulence from the 色狗导航.
• Professor Chris Hilson (Law) was referenced in this article on partnerships between NGOs and big business.

Other Coverage:

• Hits Radio reports that the 色狗导航 is inviting local residents to the Summer Community Forum, hosted by Vice-Chancellor, Professor Robert Van de Noort. Molli Cleaver (Community Engagement Manager) is quoted.
• A University community researcher that works for the Whitley Community Development Association advises local parliamentary candidates to listen to the people for .

Alumni:

• University of Guelph’s Vice-President, Dr Rene Van Acker, attended the 色狗导航, reports.