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Showcasing the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme

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31 January 20232 February 2023

The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme (UROP) offers students at the University of Reading the chance to gain hands-on research experience across all disciplines. Every November, UROP holds a showcase event…Read More >

Showcasing the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme

Menopause: HRT linked to depression – here’s what the evidence actually says

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16 November 20222 February 2023

A growing number of women are turning to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to alleviate distressing symptoms of the menopause – including hot flushes, bladder weakness, vaginal dryness, joint pain, brain fog, sleep…Read More >

Menopause: HRT linked to depression – here’s what the evidence actually says

Building resilience for women with a breast cancer diagnosis

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10 October 20227 February 2023

The Centre for Building Resilience in Breast Cancer (BRiC) is a unique, award-winning centre for the research and practice of resilience for women in the UK who are diagnosed with…Read More >

Building resilience for women with a breast cancer diagnosis

Anxiety and depression: can diet help?

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22 July 202215 February 2023

We’ve all heard that anxiety, stress, and depression are much more common than they used to be. Evidence suggests that this is a result of the political and economic choices…Read More >

Anxiety and depression: can diet help?

How to help someone you live with who has depression

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4 August 20203 November 2021

The coronavirus pandemic has meant sudden changes to our daily lives, with restrictions on free movement, imposed lockdowns and social distancing. Many of these measures will have taken a toll…Read More >

The ten factors linked to increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease

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22 July 202011 November 2021

Although there’s still no cure, researchers are continuing to develop a better understanding of what increases a person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Here, Dr Mark Dallas outlines the ten…Read More >

Our brain-computer interfacing technology uses music to make people happy

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15 July 201916 November 2021

Music can have a powerful effect on our emotions. Reading cybernetics professor Slawomir Nasuto and colleagues are developing systems that can monitor activity in the brain and use this information…Read More >

Our most popular papers of 2018

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28 December 20183 November 2021

Which Reading research publications got the most attention across the globe in 2018? We’ve scoured Altmetric data to bring you the top eight most talked about Reading-authored papers of the…Read More >

People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

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5 February 20183 November 2021

The ‘language of depression’ can be spotted using computer analysis which looks for patterns of words used by those who are suffering from the disorder, explains PhD researcher Mohammed Al-Mosaiwi in…Read More >

Feeling blue? Berries may help boost mood

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21 February 20173 November 2021

By Katie Barfoot – Nutritional Psychology Lab, University of Reading We all know that fruit and veg is good for us. But some new research from the University of Reading…Read More >

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