Top story: University of Southampton’s flagship Delhi campus builds on UK-India relations
The University of Southampton has celebrated becoming the first international university to open a campus in India under new regulations. Read our story.
The story attracted print coverage in Indian publications Amar Ujala, Millennium Post, Hindustan Times, Navodaya Times, Navbharat Times, Punjab Kesari, The Pioneer, Times City, Gurgaon Today and The Indian Express. Also online in Press Trust of India, The Hindu, The New Indian Express, The Indian Express, The Hindustan Times, Times of India, ANI News, Business Standard, Careers 360, PIB, Orissa Diary, The Statesman, Education 21, Big News Network, Punjab Newsline, Odisha News Times, Millennium Post, Mirage News, News Drum, Education Exclusive, DD News and Economic Times.
Other coverage
- Professor Jane Falkingham spoke to BBC South Today about new research which showed that tackling deprivation in older age can cut the rising cost of taxpayer-funded funerals.
- Dr Neil Gostling's research on dodos featured in a BBC Future article. He was also interviewed by Capetalk in South Africa.
- Dame Wendy Hall was interviewed by CNN about Trump's latest plans to channel $100billion into AI development as part of a push for the US to lead innovation over China.
- Southern Daily Echo and BBC Radio Solent reported our press release about graduation, focusing on Dame Esther Rantzen and Adrian Newey's honours.
- Our press release on Professor Dianna Smith's research on food pantries ran in the Southern Daily Echo.
- Dr Helen Farr featured in a special edition of National Geographic focusing on shipwrecks. The magazine highlighted the discovery in 2017 of the world's oldest intact shipwreck as part of the University's Black Sea Map project.
- Professor Jon Copley spoke to BBC Radio Solent presenter Alun Newman (2 hours, 23 mins in) about his work as a marine ecologist and life at the bottom of the deep oceans.
- Our press release and photos of audience members in Regency dress at a concert at Turner Sims to mark the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth were featured in The Daily Echo in print and online.
- Professor Will Jennings spoke to Sky News about allowing 16- and 17-year olds to vote.
- Professor Robert Johns also spoke to Heart FM about the decision.
- Dr Sarah Chellappa's research showing links between insomnia, ADHD and lower life satisfaction was covered by the Southern Daily Echo and other outlets.
- Professor Sam Chamberlain spoke to ABC News in Australia and CBC Radio in Canada about kleptomania – the compulsive urge to steal.
- Business South ran our press release about Stewart Edmondson being made a Fellow of the University at graduation.
- Dr Alessio Bellato spoke to the Telegraph about a test to diagnose ADHD.
- The University being awarded a share of the Global Talent Fund was covered by more than 180 outlets including the Daily Mail, Independent, Standard, and Southern Daily Echo.
- Professor Justin Sheffield spoke to BBC Radio 5live about drought and demands on water supply.
- Professor Laurie Straus spoke to BBC Radio 3 about Giovanni Paolo Vidman.
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