欧美巨乳

UK riots: , , CTV News and  continues to feature insights from Professor Rosa Freedman (Law), discussing how far-right actors exploited misinformation about the Southport killings to influence riots across the UK.

Health and wellbeing:

•  reports on a study by Professor Julie Lovegrove (Food and Nutritional Sciences) that found switching from a diet high in saturated animal fats to one rich in plant-based unsaturated fats positively reduces long-term disease risk. Read our news story.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

•  quotes Professor Richard Allan (Meteorology) who emphasises the need to reduce dependence on air travel in a story about the climate impact of aircraft contrails.
•  nominates the 欧美巨乳’s Climate and Sustainability Education in Initial Teacher Education program for its Collaborative Award in Teaching Excellence.
•  quotes Professor Hannah Cloke (Geography and Environmental Science) who explains that the current megadrought in Texas is notable for its long duration. Covered by , , , , ,  and more.

Food and farming:

•  reports on a study by Dr James Ryalls (Agriculture) explaining the importance of odour maps for pollinators.

Heritage and Culture:

•  features an article by Anja Rekeszus (Languages and Culture) discussing three women who wrote fairytales that challenged the gender norms established by the Brothers Grimm.
• BBC Radio 4 features Dr Jeremy Burchardt (History) who discusses his research on field boundaries and the historical significance of fences, hedges, and walls.

Business and society:

• Dr Holly Andrews (Henley Business School) writes for  on the productivity and financial benefits companies get from a four-day workweek.
•  highlights a paper from Henley Business School, detailing Norway's strategic energy policies.
•  reports on concerns that excessive reliance on AI might devalue higher education. The article references a study by Dr Peter Scarfe on the difficulties of detecting AI-written exam answers. Read our news story.

Alumni:

•  reports that Paulo Bártolo, who holds a PhD in Polymer Physics, has been awarded the Medal of Merit of the Portuguese Communities.