How cultural traditions like Christmas makes eating meat more acceptable to children
Cultural traditions such as Christmas influence the moral judgments of children about eating animals. That’s according to new research from...
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Fiddler crabs found to hoover up and break down microplastic particles
New research has found that Fiddler crabs are playing an unheralded role when it comes to hoovering up microplastics found...
Jockey graduates in neuroscience at Exeter after switching careers following injury
A jockey who switched careers to focus on neuroscience research following injury was among those celebrating at the University of...
Triple gold European medals for green-minded running star Innes Fitzgerald
Exeter student running sensation Innes Fitzgerald has won gold at the European Cross-Country Championships, bagging her a triple gold win...
Gen Z’s are more likely to recognise the faces of their own age group than Boomers
GenZ’s are better at recognising people within their own age group than those outside it, according to new research. Researchers...
Carefully managing change in historical environments can benefit communities and nature
A new interactive map shows how land managers and heritage practitioners are using new approaches to conservation in response to...
New Creative Fellowship to Explore Gender and Sexuality Teaching and Research at the University of Exeter
From January - July 2026, artist, writer and educator Linda Stupart will be working with the University of Exeter’s Gender...
University of Exeter students celebrate sparking winter graduation
University of Exeter students have celebrated their academic achievements in style at this year’s sparking winter graduation ceremonies. Around 5,000...
Women in the Indian Armed Forces suffer systemic discrimination across all stages of their military careers, study shows
Women serving in the Indian Armed Forces suffer systemic discrimination across all stages of their military careers, a new study...