Media coverage: 22 November to 28 November
Top news: Royal recognition for rail research keeping UK on the move
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Additional coverage
- Business School experts Dr Hosam Al Kaddour and Dr Abhishek Kumar were quoted in the Southern Daily Echo in response to the government's budget.
- In a follow-up interview with Greatest Hits Radio, Dr Abhishek Kumar said the budget "introduced one of the most extensive tax increases in recent years."
- Dr Anoop Kadan was interviewed on BBC Radio Solent about deepfake detection.
- Dr Gillian Dow talked to BBC Radio Solent (2:22:08) about Jane Austen's links to Southampton.
- Dr Ash Abrook’s research showing our summers will increase in length significantly by 2100 was covered by Argentinian newspaper Infobae.
- Dr Jane Lavery spoke to Voice of Islam radio about the Mexican Day of the Dead.
- Prof Patrick James wrote an op-ed in New Energy World on his new study which shows why heat pumps could prove vital to cutting household reduce reliance on gas and oil.
- Dame Wendy Hall told the BBC's Today programme that Meta's plans to buy billions of Google computer chips – rather than use Nvidia – was "healthy" for the market.
- Southampton's Microcraft fabrication unit, led by Dr Ibrahim Sari, was covered by Electronics Weekly.
- Dr Becky Ward was interviewed by BBC South and BBC Radio Solent about the financial cliff edge facing care leavers when they turn 18.
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