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Hiroshima: Dr Jacqui Turner (History) spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about Reading’s role helping to rebuild the library and ongoing relations with Hiroshima University after WWII. From our story: Hiroshima at 80: gifts reflect history’s darkest shadow

Food and farming:

• (from 54 mins) interviewed horticulturalist and Reading graduate Bunny Guinness on the value of allotments, and mentions Reading research on the nutritional value of fresh food.

Business and society:

• quotes Professor Michael Schmitt (Law) on why global rules of war are being ignored.
• mentions the campaign by University Chancellor Paul Lindley to encourage children to play outside.

Health and wellbeing:

• Professor Amanda Callaghan (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) is quoted by on avoiding mosquitos.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• (republished by , , and ) quotes Visiting Professor Liz Bentley (Meteorology) on the accuracy of weather forecasts.
• Dr James O’Donoghue (Meteorology) writes for (republished by the , , and ) explaining why the earth spun faster yesterday.
• , , and discuss Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) research on air turbulence and climate change.
• quotes Dr Jess Neumann (Geography and Environmental Science) on Storm Floris. From our expert comment on Storm Floris.
• , , and features research by Jorge Avaria-Llautureo (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) about primate evolution. From our story: Early primates survived in cold, not tropical climates

Heritage and culture:

• mentions that Reading botanists identified plants for an art exhibition including Glastonbury hawthorn.

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university

• reports that the University is co-sponsor of a new all-party parliamentary group for the Thames Valley.

Other coverage:

• Dr Tan Wigenbach (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) contributed to an article in  about the process of moving to the UK for skilled migrants, specifically academics.
• lists Reading among others in an article on Clearing.

Alumni:

• Stuart Henshall, an MBA from Henley Business School, was appointed the Chief Financial Officer of Brown and Cadwell, reports , , , , and .
• highlights that Avinash Krishnan, Director and CEO of conservation charity A Rocha India, has a Master's in Wildlife Management.
• Demeateide Samuel Heineken, son of a Nigerian Federal government minister, has graduated from Reading with a law degree, reports and .