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Health and wellbeing:

• reported on a study led by Professor Sakthi Vaiyapuri (Pharmacy) on reducing snakebite damage. From our story: COVID vaccine tech could limit snake venom damage

Food and farming:

• Knowledge Exchange Fellow Dr Tracey Duncombe is listed by as a speaker for a webinar on low-income food systems.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• BBC Radio Berkshire mentioned research by the University’s Meteorology department into the number of times the UK has experienced a white Christmas.
• republished an article from which featured comments from Professor Hannah Cloke (Geography/Meteorology) on droughts.
• quoted Professor Mathew Owens (Meteorology) on the grounding of an A320 flight. From our story: Airbus planes grounded: expert explains space interference
• reported on the University’s top five ranking in the People and Planet League Table. From our story: Carbon reductions bolster Reading’s People and Planet rank

Heritage and culture:

• (republished by , , and others) featured work from Dr Apurba Chatterjee (History) which is featured in a new exhibition on Indian art history.

Other coverage:

• reported that Cecily Mwaniki, founder of charity Utulivu Women’s Group, has been awarded an honorary degree from Reading, quoting Dr Alice Mpofu-Coles (Geography and Environmental Science). From our story: Community champion honoured by University
• Kevin Mortimer, Head of Operations, was quoted by about using AI in research.
• Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza, MBA candidate at Henley Business School Africa, wrote for and (republished by and ) about the impact of the Standard Bank of South Africa.

Alumni:

• reported that journalist Phil Creighton, who studied Typography and Graphic Communication, has received an honorary degree from the University. From our story: Local journalism value celebrated with honorary degree
• reported on the performance of Liam Elston, Real Estate graduate, during a recent local rugby match.
• The Guardian (print) featured an obituary for Faith Evans, co-founder of Women in Publishing, who studied French at Reading.