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Join us on Microsoft Teams for our 160th Reading Online Sport Economics Seminar!

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Today is your last chance to enter this year's Research Awards🌟

Enter one of the four categories for the chance to win £1,000:
Public engagement with research
External collaboration and innovation
Research impact
Interdisciplinary research

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A new book edited by researchers at cbcp_UniRdg English Literature and Creative Writing @UoR Uni of Reading is the first international collection to explore the often overlooked role of women in publishing over the past 120 years.

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The Reading Online Sport Economics Seminars carry on into the summer, we restart after Easter tomorrow!

We have talks in and around the great in-person conferences taking place in May, June, July and August this year!

We start tomorrow, April 12, back on Microsoft Teams

Are you registered to vote?

If not, then register before Tuesday 16 April – it only takes five minutes to do it online and all you need is your National Insurance number.

No vote, no voice.

Register now at rdg.ac/4b89kdl

📢Deadline for submissions to the Research Awards is tomorrow at 5pm. Enter one of the four categories for the chance to win £1,000:

Public engagement with research
External collaboration and innovation
Research impact
Interdisciplinary research

research.reading.ac.uk/engagement-and…

You might have heard of digital humanities, but what really is it?

In this blog, hear from Dr Mara Oliva, Digital Humanities champion at Uni of Reading, and find out more about this fascinating area of study.

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How close to climate tipping points are we really? 🌎

Doctoral researcher, Reyk Börner, will give an inside view of what we know, don’t know, and perhaps can’t know about the future of ocean currents and climate at the Uni of Reading Fairbrother Lecture.

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An Uni of Reading astronomer Dr James O'Donoghue has produced an animation of today’s #TotalSolarEclipse #TotalSolarEclipse 2024 #TotalEclipse

2023 was the warmest year on record, approaching 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Join Prof Ed Hawkins, Uni of Reading, next month as he discusses long-term changes in global temperatures, why 2023 was so extreme & meeting our Paris Agreement goals.

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📢 3 days left to enter this year’s Uni of Reading Research Awards!

Enter 1 of 4 categories for the chance to win £1000!

Deadline for entries for the 2024 Research Awards is Friday 12 April.

Details, guidelines & link to submission form at: bit.ly/49hrEQj

At Uni of Reading, we're trialling a new way of working with our non-academic partners and fostering research relationships.

Through this trial, we've been working with Christian Aid to respond to real-world problems 👇

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📢DEADLINE EXTENDED! Enter this year’s Uni of Reading Research Awards by Friday 12 April!

There’s still time to enter & win £1000!

Details, guidelines & link to submission form at: bit.ly/49hrEQj

Ajay Singh Chaudhary's 📗The Exhausted of the Earth highlights links between personal and environmental depletion, but Tom Oliver of UoR BioSci has a positive response: take action theconversation.com/feeling-deplet… via The Conversation

Are ‘April showers’ 🌦️☔️getting heavier? Reading Meteorology's Dr Rob Thompson, our own Dr Rain, explains: theconversation.com/april-showers-… via The Conversation

This month's My Climate Risk Interdisciplinary Learning Group Walker Institute welcomes Marie Juanchich to talk about her research into climate change uncertainty communication.

Join Marie on Monday 8 April to find out more 👇

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Introducing our 2024 Fairbrother Lecture; Uncertain Currents 🌊

This lecture promises an inside view of what we know, don’t know, and perhaps can’t know about the future of our ocean currents and climate.
Find out more and book: rdg.ac/4aOQ7x9

📻BBC Radio Berkshire spoke to Uni of Reading Microbiology Lecturer Aidan Taylor, who is investigating the bacteria that causes food poisoning!

He was awarded £121,000 to study Campylobacter by the Academy of Medical Sciences

🙌Congrats Aidan

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