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Heritage and culture:

• Research from Dr Rebecca Pitt (Archaeology) investigated how the Roman occupation of Britain exposed people to diseases and class divides, reports , , , and various global outlets. 
• , , , and (republished by ) reported on the upcoming tour of the University-produced play Glitch, highlighting the role of Gemma Colclough (Film, Theatre, and Television). 
• BBC Radio Berkshire featured comments from Professor Patrick Major (History) about a Cold War bunker on Whiteknights Campus. 

Health and wellbeing:

• Dr Simon Clarke (Biomedical Sciences) was quoted by , , , (republished by ), and Dr Clarke also spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire. 

Food and farming:

• featured research into the benefits of eating walnuts.  

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• Comments from Professor Chris Hilson (Law) was quoted by about pollution incidents from landfill sites. 
• and mentioned research from Professor Paul Williams (Meteorology) on climate change and air turbulence. From our story: Airports will get noisier as Earth gets warmer 
• featured an art exhibition piece inspired by climate stripes produced by Professor Ed Hawkins (Meteorology). 
• Professor Laura Wilcox (Meteorology) was quoted by about reducing atmospheric pollution. 
• highlighted that the University’s Climate Ambassadors scheme will receive an additional £1.9 million in funding. From our story: Climate Ambassadors volunteers honoured as scheme extended 

Business and society:

• reported on research into how race and gender affect the experience of US probation officers. 
• Comments from Dr Naomi Lott (Law) were featured by about Australia's new social media laws. From our expert comment: Australia's social media ban for teens 
• PhD student Nhu Quynh Ha Dang was quoted by on preserving languages. 
• published a column by Vice-Chancellor Professor Robert Van de Noort about the availability of housing locally. 
• quoted Dr Naeema Pasha (Henley Business School) on the economic impact of youth unemployment. 

#UniForReading: our role as a civic university

• reported on new University-funded football pitches built in Shinfield. 

Other coverage:

• , , , , and various outlets reported on research from Dr Nicholas Hedger (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) into why people flinch at things they see in films. From our story: Why watching someone get hurt on screen makes you wince 
• reported that David Roberts (Henley Business School) has been reappointed Chair of the Bank of England's Court of Directors 

Alumni:

• Journalist Phil Creighton, who studied Typography and Graphic Communication, has received an honorary degree for services to independent, community journalism, reports and (republished by ,  , and ). Vice-Chancellor Professor Robert Van de Noort is quoted.  From our story: Local journalism value celebrated with honorary degree 
• highlighted the performance of Liam Elston, Real Estate graduate, during a recent local rugby match. 
• and (republished by ) mentioned that entrepreneur Ayanda Thabethe graduated from Henley Business School. 
• Neuroscientist and Reading graduate Dr Maitreyee Wairagkar has received the Peter and Patricia Gruber International Research Award, reports . 
• reported on a new exhibition from artist Winston Stewart, who studied Fine Art. 
• Alejandro Mella, Henley Business School graduate, is the new CEO of Clicars, reports . 
• Chemistry graduate and Director of Research and Lab Services EMEA, David Sweetnam, co-wrote an article for about robotics.