Governments should act now to stop the growing civilian involvement on the digital battlefield, study warns
Governments should act now to stop the growing involvement of civilians in the digital battlefield – actions which can expose...
Year: 2023
Toxic ideas online are spreading and growing through the use of irony, analysis shows
Irony has become a medium for the spread of toxic ideas online, new analysis shows. The use of irony is...
Exeter students help keep festival goers safe and well at Glastonbury
Nursing and medicine students from the University of Exeter were putting their skills into action at this year’s Glastonbury Festival...
Pioneering research into sensor technology could help identify households at increased risk of mould
A new approach to monitoring conditions inside homes could enable landlords and property managers to make swift interventions in households...
Innovative home blood testing service wins coveted Impact Award
An innovative new service developed in Exeter which allows people to take blood tests at home has won a prestigious...
Archaeological dig at National Trust estate finds array of historical artefacts
Prehistoric flints, medieval pottery and a coin dating from the 13th century have been among the finds of an archaeological...
Top university climate and environment experts deployed to help businesses make green transition
The University of Exeter has launched a new business support initiative to help companies reach net zero, make smarter use...
OBE for Exeter Public Health Professor
An Exeter Professor has been awarded an OBE in King Charles' first Birthday Honours list for services to public health....
Research challenges current thinking on the genetic causes of very early menopause
The genetic causes of very early menopause will have to be reconsidered after researchers found that nearly all women who...