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Centenary celebrations: BBC Radio Berkshire highlighted the University’s 100^th anniversary and mentioned it will be doing a series of broadcasts from the campus this week.

Meningitis outbreak: Dr Simon Clarke (Biomedical Sciences, pictured) was interviewed on Good Morning Britain and Channel 5 News about the causes of bacterial meningitis following the recent outbreak in Kent. He also spoke to LBC Radio on the topic, and was quoted by , , , , , (republished by and ), and various outlets. From our story: Expert comment: Meningitis outbreak

Food and farming:

• highlighted Reading research into the benefits of wholegrain cereal.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• and republished a written by Dr Luke Elson (Philosophy) on the difficulty of deciding how to tackle climate change.
• Dr Matthew Greenwell (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) was quoted by , RMF24 and on his research into the colour changing abilities in leaf-mimic katydids. With further mentions in , and various outlets. From our story: Bright pink insect stands out to blend in, scientists say
  
  

Health and wellbeing:

• quoted Dr Mark Dallas (Pharmacy) on a study linking Alzheimer’s and air pollution.

Business and society:

• Further quotes from Dr Velomahanina Razakamaharavo (Politics and international Relations) on the appointment of Madagascar’s Prime Minister were featured by , , , , and other global outlets.
• Linda Buckley (Henley Business School Africa) was quoted by on the launch of SAB Retailer University, partnered with Henley Business School Africa.
• quoted Professor Marko Milanovic (Law) on the Iran conflict.

Heritage and culture:

• Greatest Hits Radio reported that the University’s Cole Museum of Zoology received an accreditation renewal from Arts Council England. From our story: Museum of Zoology wins renewed Arts Council accreditation

Alumni:

• quoted Cristian Hubati, Member of the OMV Petrom Executive Board and Henley Business School graduate, on the company’s ongoing projects.
• Henry Chin, who studied Real Estate, spoke to on investments into commercial real estate.