In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 18 Mar
Professor Simon Mortimer provided an overview of the University’s crop research unit for Farming Today.
March
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 17 Mar
Marking 100 years of the University and comment on the meningitis outbreak in Kent
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 16 Mar
Professor Simon Potts featured in an episode of BBC Radio 4’s Life Without, discussing the importance of bees in nature.
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 13 Mar
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 12 Mar
Dr Rachel McCloy spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about the benefits and limitations of too much choice.
In the News
Reading in the news - Weds 11 Mar
Solving the mystery of the Mary Celeste, and why you shouldn't wash raw chicken - in today's media report
Reading in the news - Tue 10 Mar
Studies into the benefits of agroforestry for UK food production were mentioned various outlets, quoting authors Dr Amelia Hood and Dr Tom Staton
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 9 Mar
News of the Poet Laureate's visit to Reading and other media coverage
Reading in the news - Fri 6 Mar
Dr Claire Ryder appeared in multiple media outlets commenting on an incoming Saharan dust cloud.
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 5 Mar
Expert comment on meningitis vaccines and the conflict in Iran
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 4 Mar
National Geographic quoted Dr James Ryalls about the impact of air pollution on insects.
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 3 Mar
Further commentary on the conflict in the Gulf.
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Reading in the news - Mon 2 Mar
A round-up of media coverage from the weekend, including comment on the Iran conflict
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