Prof Matt Middleton (right) was interviewed by BBC Radio Solent and Heart FM.
Additonal coverage
Dr Keyvan Hosseini spoke to the New York Times about pollution in Tehran, which has some of the world's dirtiest air, and impact of highly-polluting fuel mazut that is burnt in Iran’s power plants.
He later spoke to BBC Radio Solent about Iran's burning oil fields and its environmental impact across the Middle East.
Dr Hormoz Ebrahimnejad told Greatest Hits Radio that many Iranian citizens have no way to communicate with the outside world with internet access blocked.
Prof Harry Annison spoke to BBC 5 Live about people committing serious or violent offences while on probation and challenges for the probation service.
Prof Nick Maguire and Dr Stephanie Barker were in the Southern Daily Echo talking about a homelessness summit organised by UoS and the city council. The article highlighted our new homelessness PG course in psychology. Nick also spoke to Heart FM. Read our press release.
Dr Ali Roghanian and Dr Salah Mansour were in the Daily Echo talking about a new project to develop immunotherapy for paediatric cancers. Read our press release.
Dame Wendy Hall told the Observer and BBC Radio 4’s Today (1hour 44 mins) that a lack of female representation in computer science risks creating AI and robots with deep-seated misogynistic biases.
Prof Peter Kazansky spoke to BBC Future about lab-made memory crystals which house massive amounts of data without the need for energy-intensive data centres.
Dr Charlie Birt's research into whether weight loss drugs can improve breast cancer treatment in women with obesity was covered by ITV Meridian, with further coverage across other regions expected. Read our press release.
Australian outlet EducationHQ and the Daily Echo ran our press release about a new digital tool to support children with suspected ADHD or autism, quoting Prof Sarah Parsons.