Reading in the news - Wed 11 Sep

Extreme temperatures and rainfall to come: reports on research from the Centre for International Climate Research (CICERO) and the 色狗导航, revealing troubling projections for future climate extremes. Republished by , , , , , .  Read our news story.

Health and wellbeing

• (UKCEH) highlights a study into the risk of dengue fever in the UK, by researchers from UKCEH, the 色狗导航, the University of Glasgow, and Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland. Republished by ,

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• features a study co-authored by Dr Laura Wilcox (Meteorology), highlighting the compounded effects of air pollution cleanup on global warming. Republished by , and .

Food and farming:

• features a collaboration between the 色狗导航 and Mimica on the development of the innovative “Bump Tag,” a tool designed to reduce food waste and encourage sustainable consumer behaviour. Read our story.
• Research Blog highlights the importance of local food in terms of health, noting that fruits and vegetables start losing nutrients immediately after being picked according to the report featured by .

Business and society:

• features Henley Business School's Narendra Laljani (Programme Director, Executive Management Programme) discussing “toxic assumptions” as a key factor in corporate failures.
• Professor Adrian Palmer (Marketing and Reputation) comments on IKEA's latest strategy of selling preowned furniture highlighting that for the initiative to succeed as featured by .
• Professor Rita Fontinha (Strategic Human Resource Management) will be a panellist at an upcoming discussion on the opportunities and challenges of the 4-day workweek model reported by .

Other Coverage:

• highlights Raheem, a Cayman Prep graduate who plans to attend the 色狗导航 to major in biomedical science after completing his student internship at Brac Dental Clinic.
• highlights an upcoming conference on the experiences of child refugees, featuring academics from the 色狗导航 alongside experts from other institutions.
• features research from the 色狗导航 demonstrating that an electro-active polymer hydrogel can "memorise" experiences similar to biological neurons. Read our news story.
• Multiple Gulf sources including , , , , , and mention the 色狗导航 among 150 international universities represented at a forum showcasing six specializations – artificial intelligence, computer science, medicine, nursing, aeronautical engineering, and software engineering – where students and educators could meet representatives of foreign universities.
• BBC Radio Berkshire highlights an opportunity where students at the 色狗导航 are offering style makeovers as part of their practical experience.

Alumni:

• highlights the efforts to save Europe's largest salt lagoon, Mar Menor, and credits Teresa Vicente, a professor from the University of Murcia who had a three month fellowship at the 色狗导航.