Media highlights - 9 March to 15 March 2024
- Professor Tapas Mishra's research into a link between suicides and 'shocks' to the economy was covered as a print story by the Southern Daily Echo.
- The Southern Daily Echo ran our story about sociologist, artist and pianist Cindy Brooks, who has worked with care home staff to produce a video to support their wellbeing.
- The Echo also featured our press release about SOTSEF and the activities offered to residents and families, quoting Ben Littlefield.
- Award-winning cook and UoS graduate Anna Jones spoke to The Times about how she used her Southampton business and philosophy degree to launch her culinary career.
- A project led by Dr Mark Chapman to grow legumes in the UK was featured on BBC Radio Jersey and BBC Radio Guernsey.
- A project between Southampton MA students and the National Museum of the Royal Navy which uses AI to chart the restoration of HMS Victory featured on BBC South Today.
- Dr Neil Gostling featured in a Daily Express article about dinosaur discoveries on the Isle of Wight.
- Dame Wendy Hall commented in The Guardian about the furore surrounding Kate Middleton's edited family photo.
- A study led by Professor Ellen Copson into the side effects of chemotherapy featured in the Southern Daily Echo.
- Dr Michael Head told The Sun that Measles is so infectious that even if vaccine uptake is lowered by a few per cent, then larger outbreaks are likely.
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