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Making informed decisions in the midst of the climate crisis

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16 November 2021

As the second of four all-staff talks we held in the run-up to the COP26 Summit in November 2021, this blog includes a presentation by Professor Amanda Callaghan (Evolutionary Biology…Read More >

Boosting bee diversity can help stabilise crop production

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12 April 202111 November 2021

There are over 20,000 bee species and together they help pollinate more than 75% of the world’s leading food crops. Honeybees tend to hog the limelight, but few realise how…Read More >

Our most popular papers of 2019

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20 December 20193 November 2021

Which Reading research publications got the most attention across the globe in 2019? We’ve scoured Altmetric data to bring you the top ten most talked about Reading-authored papers of the…Read More >

The Bees’ Needs: saving Britain’s pollinators

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8 July 201916 November 2021

It’s Bees’ Needs week and once again London’s Carnaby Street has had a makeover to become ‘Carnabee Street’ until 15 July. Professor Simon Potts and the Reading Bee Team are…Read More >

Sharing the benefits of healthy hay (Sainfoin)

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13 June 201823 February 2023

Sainfoin is a plant that’s been grown by farmers for centuries to feed livestock, but its use has declined in recent decades. Research led by Professor Irene Mueller-Harvey and others has investigated…Read More >

Bees, climate and food: the Reading research listed among world’s elite

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21 December 20173 November 2021

Ecology, climate and food science have helped to put the University of Reading in a group of the world’s elite research institutions in a new analysis of the most cited…Read More >

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