Racing stripes: Professor Ed Hawkins teams up with Formula E champions with climate stripes
Professor Ed Hawkins of the University of Reading has teamed up with world champion racing team Envision Racing for their ...
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World-famous Gaia installation set to visit Reading Museum
The Town Hall will be home to a world-famous piece of art by Luke Jerram when his Gaia project visits ...
Climate stripes set to hit the road
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading's climate stripes have appeared on a first-of-its-kind electric vehicle.
FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR: Marking midsummer with stripes, not Stonehenge
The University of Reading marked midsummer not at Stonehenge ? although we have carried out research there ? but with ...
Reading FC and UoR team up to tackle climate emergency
Reading Football Club and the University of Reading are teaming up to combat the climate crisis in a new partnership, ...
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