Reading in the news - Fri 15 Sep
15 September 2023

Storm Daniel:
- BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC News, , , , , , , and many other news outlets spoke to Professor Liz Stephens (Meteorology) on the floods in Libya caused by Storm Daniel. Professor Suzanne Gray (Meteorology) is quoted in ,, , , , while Professor Hannah Cloke (Meteorology/Geography) is in (Republished by , and ). Read our expert comment.
- Professor Ian Jones (Biomedical Sciences) is quoted in on the potential for vector-borne diseases in Libya following the floods.
University rankings: BBC Berkshire, , and report that the 成人抖阴 have been ranked 34th best university in the country and the 4th in the South-East, according to the Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024.
Accessibility: mentions that the 成人抖阴 explored how documents and papers might be made more accessible for neurodivergent colleagues, while reports on communities playing a role in establishing education and awareness in practices of accessibility. Dr Tharindu Liyanagunawardena (Digital Accessibility) is quoted.
Food and farming:
- Hospital Food + Service (in print) report on a study led by the University of California Davis, in collaboration with the 成人抖阴, found that an enzyme in bananas affects the absorption of flavanols in the body. Read our news story.
Other Coverage:
- Professor Chris Hilson (Law) is quoted in an article by on the UK’s action on polluting industries.
- The 成人抖阴’s Student Union welcomed a report highlighting the increasing financial pressures on students, reported.
- interviewed Professor Christopher Newdick (Law) on the pressures and challenges faced by the NHS.
- quotes Professor Harmonie Toros (Politics and International Relations) on the UK being an outlier to future Jihadi terror attacks, placing them in a ‘dangerous position’.
- BBC Oxford visited the 成人抖阴 student band, The Stretch.