Happy New Year from the University of Reading. I hope that 2024 brings you health, happiness and achievement, whatever your aims for the year may be
Read moreDetailsThe moral of the following story is: It's better to be late and keep all your fingers in working order.
Read moreDetailsI'm staring at a screen, this time trying to remember which storage unit my daughter asked for. To get the wrong one would be a tragic Christmas sin.
Read moreDetailsIt's that time when local councils are working on their budgets for next year.
Read moreDetailsThe science is settled. The majority of scientists disagree with you.
Read moreDetailsSarah Browning is a Kindness Cheerleader, Communicator and Strategist. For more inspiring stories of kindness, visit: www.timeforkindness.co.uk
Read moreDetailsWhile AI is useful in many circumstances, it can generate material that seems like the real thing but is not.
Read moreDetailsI have some ties. Lots of them. In fact, I have them hanging on a genuine tie rack. They are never worn ? so why did I just buy one?
Read moreDetailsReading Green Party is calling on government to offer a Small Business Saturday support package to help local firms thrive in their green transition.
Read moreDetailsThe team of delegates will be joined by dozens of other University of Reading delegates attending COP28 virtually
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