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Scientists design phage virus with AI model??? expert comment
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (172+ words) A new study, 'Generative design of bacteriophages with genome language models’ by Samuel H. King et al, was published in Science at 1900 UK time today (6 August 2026). Commenting on the study, Dr Simon Clarke, Associate Professor in Cellular Microbiology, University of…...
Humans needed not AI to study the Arctic sky
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (203+ words) Scientists studying space weather are turning to human volunteers rather than artificial intelligence to help sort through hundreds of thousands of images of the Arctic sky. Scientists in the high Arctic use radar and cameras to measure winds and temperature…...
Reading in the news - Fri 17 Jul
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (277+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Fri 17 Jul MenB vaccines: Dr Simon Clarke (Biomedical Sciences) spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire and was quoted by Express (republished by Pagegoo and BritBrief) about recommendation for teenagers to receive meningitis vaccines. From…...
Reading in the news - Thu 15 Jul
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (322+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Thu 15 Jul - A study by Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food and Nutritional Sciences) on which foods are most beneficial for heart health was mentioned by Patras Events. From our story: Not all five-a-days are…...
Reading in the news - Fri 10 Jul
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (303+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Fri 10 Jul - Reading Today and The Reading Chronicle reported an award-winning macaron developed by Food Science students Benjamin Leroy, Kam Bautista, Xintong Qiao, and Charlie Reavell, quoting Dr Maria (Jose) Oruna-Concha and Visiting…...
Reading in the news - Thu 9 Jul
2+ mon, 3+ day ago (234+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Thu 9 Jul Heatwave hunger: Food Bible quoted Dr Charlotte Mills (Food and Nutritional Sciences) on the best food to eat during heatwaves. - The Health Site and Money Control reported on a study by…...
Reading in the news - Mon 6 Jul
2+ mon, 6+ day ago (338+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Mon 6 Jul US Independence Day: As the USA turned 250, BBC Radio Berkshire interviewed Dr Derek Bolton (Politics and International Relations) on the past and present of US global leadership. - Professor Ed Hawkins (Meteorology)…...
Reading in the news - Thu 2 Jul
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (356+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Thu 2 Jul - In Knowridge and Dairy News, reports on a study by Professor Ian Givens (Agriculture) on the healthiness of trans fats in dairy. From our story: Natural trans fats in dairy do…...
Reading in the news - Tue 30 Jun
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (313+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Tue 30 Jun - A study involving Dr Charlotte Mills (Food and Nutritional Sciences) found that sugary gum and beetroot lower blood pressure, reports NIN. - Research from Professor Ian Givens (Agriculture) into health benefits from…...
Reading in the news - Fri 26 Jun
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (330+ words) University of Reading Reading in the news - Fri 26 Jun - Dr Akshay Deoras and Professor Andrew Charlton-Perez (Meteorology) were quoted by BBC News, The Nation, and Newsweek, Europe Says, Ground News, and Head Topics. From our expert comment: When will June…...