Research at the University of Reading aims to solve some of the biggest problems facing people today, based on four themes: agriculture, food and health; environment; heritage and creativity; and ...

In April 2022, the University of Reading launched the Climate Ambassadors Scheme in collaboration with STEM Learning and with support from UKRI. Now backed by £2 million of funding from the Department ...

We provide full-text online access to a large number of e-books and e-journals ...

Have you ever met someone who went to the University of Reading in a previous century? Clever people like our former student Ashley F. Harrold worked as a bookseller after graduating and went on to ...

“The tragic impacts of Cyclone Chido in Mayotte really show how vulnerable small islands are to climate change. A single ...

South Korean lawmakers are set to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol after his declaration of martial law was reversed. Dr Derek Bolton, expert in South and North Korean affairs at the University of ...

Secret to happiness: Medical Xpress reports on a study led by Dr Julia Vogt (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) which suggests that simple social actions, like sending a text message to a ...

Modern humans, Neanderthals, and other recent relatives on our human family tree evolved bigger brains much more rapidly than earlier species, a new study of human brain evolution has found. The study ...

Bracknell News reported that Wokingham's Community Vision, outlining aspirations for the next decade, was developed by a steering group which included the University of Reading.

A Mathematics professor has received an international honour for his lifelong contributions to the study of waves. Professor Simon Chandler-Wilde, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Reading, was ...

Countryfile finalist: BBC Countryfile announced Ramandeep Nijjar as one of its Countryfile Young Countryside Champion finalists 2024, a Zoology student who was nominated for her dedication to nature ...

Storm Darragh: The Mirror, Daily Star (in print) and Mail Online quote Professor Hannah Cloke (Geography/Meteorology) on the risks posed by Storm Darragh. The Independent (republished by MSN, Yahoo ...