Exeter partners in new Alzheimer’s Society centre championing upcoming dementia researchers
The next generation of dementia researchers will be supported and nurtured through the start of their careers through a new...
Month: August 2024
Epigenetics blood markers can help understand dementia risk
New research suggests that epigenetic markers in the blood could be useful for understanding dementia risk. Two linked papers from...
GW4 awarded £2.6million to accelerate innovative health research
Researchers from the GW4 Alliance (Universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter) have secured £2.6million to facilitate novel technologies into...
Exeter wins Gold Award in Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme
The University of Exeter has been awarded the prestigious Gold award in the Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme Gold...
International Criminal Court should adopt “joint criminal enterprise” as a mode of criminal liability in the ICC Statute to punish masterminds of mass atrocities, experts say
The International Criminal Court must reform to better bring the masterminds of mass atrocities to justice, experts have said. International...
Community-led deer management could bring ‘cascade’ of benefits
Community involvement in managing deer populations could deliver a cascade of benefits for biodiversity, climate change, food sustainability and rural...
Mark 200 years of Cornish and Mexican links with special events across the Duchy
The legacy of the first Cornish communities to emigrate to Latin America will be celebrated across special events to mark...
‘Overshoot myth’ risks catastrophic global warming
The idea that we can “overshoot” global warming targets then fix the problem with technology is a dangerous myth, scientists...
UK-Ukraine partnership brings wartime poetry to the world
Soldiers, poets, language experts and representatives from UNESCO Cities of Literature have joined together to create an international platform for...