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Bees please: Professor Simon Potts (Sustainable Land Management) featured in an episode of , discussing the importance of bees in nature.

Middle East conflict: 

• Professor Marko Milanovic (Law) was quoted by  (and) about AI use in the US-Israel conflict with Iran. With comments in  and republished by , , , , and on comments made by Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of War.

• Professor Harmonie Toros (Politics and International Relations) spoke to  (replayed by global broadcasters) about current world affairs, including the US-Israel war on Iran.

• Professor Milanovic was also quoted by  on a recent legal case into whether Israel is committing a genocide in Gaza.

Health and wellbeing:

• Professor Netta Weinstein (Psychology) was quoted by , and on her research into spending time alone. From our story: Alone but not lonely: how solitude boosts wellbeing

Food and farming:

•  (republished by ) featured a study into the benefits of frozen fruit and vegetables.
• Research from Dr Amelia Hood and Dr Tom Staton (Agriculture) on agroforestry was featured by  and . From our story: How to make farms tree-friendly and boost food production

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• BBC World Service, PBS (in US),  and replayed aInside Science interview with Professor Laura Wilcox (Meteorology) on a study showing acceleratingclimate change.

• A study by Dr Matthew Greenwell (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) into colour changing abilities in leaf-mimic katydids was featured by , , and . 

• Dr Luke Elson (Philosophy) wrote for  about the difficulty of making long-term climate choices.

• Professor Mathew Owens (Meteorology) was quoted by and on his research into the earliest recording of a solar eclipse.

•  reported on research into how climate change impacts extreme weather events.

• Dr Stephen Burt (Meteorology) featured in an episode of Secret Berkshire, discussing a tornado which occurred in Reading in 1840.

Business and society:

• Dr Dina Rezk (History) wrote for  about the release of imprisoned activists in Egypt.

• reported on a partnership between NatWest and Henley Business School for VIBES week with quotes from Dr Andrew Hull (Henley Business School) in .

• listed Dr Nowrin Tamanna (Law) as a signatory for a letter about the imprisonment of journalist Shahriar Kabir.

• ,, , , ,(republished by ), and various outletsquoted Dr VelomahaninaRazakamaharavo (Politics and international Relations) via AFP about the appointment of Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo as Madagascar’s Prime Minister. 

Heritage and culture:

• The University’s Cole Museum of Zoology has received an accreditation renewal from Arts Council England, reports . From our story: Museum of Zoology wins renewed Arts Council accreditation

•  provided a review of University-funded theatre production Glitch. 

•  featured research from Professor Steve Mithen (Archaeology) on language in prehistoric humans.

• A new Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) centenary exhibition at The Museum of English Rural Life was highlighted by . 

Other coverage:

•  featured research into how food disposal and takeaways are increasing rodent populations.
• interviewed Emeritus Professor Anna Horwood (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) about receiving an MBE. From our story: Vision science pioneer awarded MBE

Alumni:

• Reading graduate Chrisopher Ram wrote for  about his time as a columnist. 

• (republished by ) featured the work of Reading graduate Josse Pickard, who is a typographer and type designer.

• Henley Business School graduate Alexandru Ciuncan wrote for (republished by ) on the insurance industry. 

• Nomsa Chabeli, Group CEO of South African Broadcasting and Henley Business School Africa graduate, spoke to  about leadership and the women who inspire her for International Women’s Day.