Reading in the news - Fri 17 Dec
17 December 2021

COVID-19: expert comment on the pandemic
- Dr Simon Clarke (Biological Sciences) was quoted by the and on the need for readily available Covid tests; on false-negative test results for Omicron; on the societal problems Covid could cause; , , , and on the need for Boosters among older populations, and by and on statistical delay on covid fatalities. He answered BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester and BBC Radio WM's covid questions; he spoke to BBC Radio 5 about the uncertainty of what the future holds, and to Talk Sport Radio about attending matches.
- Dr Al Edwards (Pharmacy) was quoted by the on at-home tests.
- Professor Ian Jones (Biological Sciences) was quoted by on an at-home covid pill.
- Professor Patricia Riddell (Psychology/Henley Business School) was quoted by on the psychology of breaking covid rules.
#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment
- report on an EIT Food-funded project sustainable packaging including academics from the 成人抖阴.
- Dr Tara Pirie's (Biological Sciences) article on on the threat that hydroelectric dams pose to big cats was republished by , , and .
- reported on the University's findings that silvopasture could tackle the Amazon's deforestation rates.
Other Coverage:
- An article about the relationship between coffee and health written by Dr Charlotte Mills and PhD researcher Ashley Hookings (Food) is published by .
- Dr Alastair Culham's (Biological Sciences) column on expensive and unique houseplants was published by The Garden (in print).
- Professor Jonathan Passmore (Henley Business School) was quoted by The Psychologist (in print) on building healthy relationships.
- includes a piece written by Professor Nada Kakabadse (Henley Business School) about marketing and data privacy.
- A free course about nutrition offered by the University is mentioned by .
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