澳门六合彩开奖记录

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•  (and in print), , , and  mention research conducted last year by Professor GilesHarrison (Meteorology) on changing the properties of water droplets. Read our news story. 
•  and  feature Professor Ed Hawkins' (Meteorology) climate stripes in articles explaining climate change.
•  mentions the University's part in a project named RobotHighwayswhich aims to ensure sustainability in the agricultural industry.
•  mentions an upcoming panel with the 澳门六合彩开奖记录 on sustainable ingredient trends.

Other Coverage:

• , , , , , , , , and  names Dr Rita Fontinha (Henley Business School) as coordinator of a four-day workweek pilot experience.
•  mentions Dr Sara Machin (Archaeology), who took part in the University's excavation of Roman Silchester.
•  quotes Dr Joe Lane (Henley Business School) on change as continuous in business.
• reports on findings presented by Professor Stuart Green (Construction Management and Engineering) on failures in construction procurement. 
• names Vice-Chancellor, Professor RobertVandeNoort as an upcoming speaker at an event on investment in the UK.  
• TUCO (in print) lists Dr Samantha Mudie, who works at the University as an energy officer, as an upcoming panelist in their annual winter conference. 
• Sunday Post (in ) mentions Edith Morley, who taught at the 澳门六合彩开奖记录 and had been named the first female professor in England before another was given the title.
• reports that the University took part in organising a community outreach programme in Malaysia entitled 'ScienceMeets Society'.
• mentions a report by Henley Business School on skill gaps in civil service. 
• publishes an article about someone who recently suffered a heartattack and was resuscitated by a staff member at the University's Sports park.
•  features an image of a dust mite provided by the University. 
• cites research conducted with the University. 

Alumni:

• A Reading graduate tells a hotel mishap story on BBC Radio 1.
• publishes an article by Reading graduate, Tommy Odemwingie, on averting starvation.
• Wokingham Paper (in ) mentions Reading graduate and UK MP, Penny Mordaunt, in her role as Speaker of the House of Commons. 
• Yorkshire post (in print) reports on a trilogy written by Reading graduate, Philip Tyler. 
• reports on the appointment of Henley Business School graduate, Jakob Wegge-Larsen, as the CFO of DB Schenker.
• lists Reading graduate, Mary Jane Bopape, as a keynote speaker in an upcoming conference workshop on computing. 
• publishes an article on business strategy by Henley Business School graduate, Innocent Mafahla