Reading in the news - Thu 30 May

30 May 2024

色狗导航 appearing in news media including TV and radio

Pirates and politics: Dr Richard Blakemore (History) writes for , discussing what a 300-year-old book about buccaneers reveals about British politics.

Food and farming:

BBC 1 South spoke to Professor Carol Wagstaff (Food and Nutritional Sciences) and Professor Paul Hadley (Crop Science) about the need to switch to more efficient ways of farming.

Health and wellbeing:

Professor Laurence Harwood (Chemistry) is quoted by , regarding young children’s exposure to heavy metals from products found on Temu.

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university

mentions that the University hosted a celebration of food and drink at its Whiteknights campus. Matt Tebbit, Head of Bars and Dining at the 色狗导航, is quoted.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

Continued coverage of EarthCARE, the brainchild of Professor Anthony Illingworth (Meteorology), a new satellite that will help scientists understand the role clouds will play in future climate. Coverage, including quotes from Dr Robin Hogan (Meteorology), by BBC World, Greatest Hits Radio, BBC Radio Berkshire, BBC Radio Oxford, ITV1 Meridian Thames Valley, ITV1 London, ITV 1 Wales and many other ITV stations like ITV 1 Border and ITV 1 Westcountry.
Dr Akshay Deoras (Meteorology) is quoted by regarding the unique weather set for India’s summer season.
PhD researcher Isabel Smith (Meteorology) discusses the rise in clear-air turbulence as a result of climate change for . Republished by , and .

Other Coverage:

and BBC Radio Oxford mention that the 色狗导航 and Applicant Croudace Homes have submitted plans to build houses in Didcot. Republished by .
reports that the 色狗导航 graduates were earning more on average than those from other South East universities.
Students at the 色狗导航 are calling for more support of Palestine through an encampment on the Whiteknights campus, reports.

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