澳门六合彩开奖记录

#UniForReading: Our role as a civic university  

• , The Observer (in print), , , , and mention the support that the University is offering Ali, an Iranian asylum seeker who lives in Reading and wants to study at the University. 
• Greatest Hits Radio reported on the University and John Sykes Foundation's donation of £17,000 to the local homeless charity, New Beginnings. Read our news story.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• Professor Ed Hawkins' (Meteorology) climate stripes feature in an article by  (and ), , (and ) and . Coach & Bus Week (in print) reports on the use of his stripes on Reading FC's team kit and Reading buses. 
• Professor Nigel Arnell (Meteorology) is quoted by  (and in print) on the high risk of extreme weather events that Britain will face should the world miss its 1.5-degree target. 
• PhD candidate, Kerry Smith's (Biological Sciences) article on  on the impact of meat consumption on the environment is reposted by ,  and .
• , , and  report on collaborative University findings that those who expand their self-identity beyond themselves are more likely to want to protect the environment, quoting Professor Tom Oliver (Biological Sciences) on the findings. Read our news story.
•  lists Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) as an upcoming speaker during Reading's first Climate Fayre. 
•  reports on the proposed green corridor network that would link established green spaces, including the University's campus, throughout Earley.

Other Coverage:

•  mentions Henley Business School's statistics on the economic worth of side hustles. 
• Professor Ciara McCabe's (Psychology) article on  on the link between menopause medication and depression is reposted by , , , , and , and Professor McCabe is quoted by , , and  on these findings. 
• Professor Andrew Urquhart's (Henley Business School) article on  on recent failings in cryptocurrency is reposted by  and .
• Further coverage of research led by Dr David Field (Psychology) on the benefits of Vitamin B6 for mental health by , , , , and .
• Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food) is quoted by the  and  on research that suggests eating apples and drinking tea offers health benefits including improving heart health. Read our news story. 
• Professor Ian Givens' (IFNH/Agriculture) research on the health benefits of organic food is mentioned by  and . 
• Dr Rita Fontinha and Professor James Walker's (both Henley Business School) research on the health benefits of the four-day workweek is cited by .  
•  reports on a burn victim treatment that was developed by the University in 2000. 
•  and  report that the University's student population enhances Reading's rental market. 
• BBC Radio Berkshire mentioned Reading's Whiskey Festival will be hosted at the University's Grand Hall.
• Waitrose Weekend (in print) mentions Henley Business School's Greenlands Campus as part of their suggested weekend walk.

Alumni:

• reports on the career of Reading graduate, Peter Hugh Smith, who is the chief executive of CCLA Investment Management. 
•  reports on the appointment of Reading graduate, Octavian Charles, as the CEO of Invest Saint Lucia. 
•  reports on the appointment of Henley Business School graduate, George Fosu, as the CEO of Garia.