New study investigates the causes of repetitive negative thoughts
A new £5 million study will use cutting-edge brain science techniques to investigate why repetitive negative thoughts, also known as...
Year: 2026
Record-breaking council by-election trends means candidates more likely to win with less voter support, study warns
The growing trend of record-breaking council by-election results will mean more close contests and more candidates winning with little voter...
New Ocean Equity Index launches to drive fair and inclusive ocean governance
Today marks the launch of the Ocean Equity Index (OEI), a new free tool designed to assess and promote equity...
Classroom resources launched for LGBT+ History Month
The University of Exeter will mark LGBT+ History Month in the UK with a series of events and the launch...
Move away from focus on data value could support international efforts to stop social media giants collecting excessive personal information
Legal efforts to tackle excessive personal information collection by social media giants could transcend international boundaries if nations moved away...
New exhibition explores the profound influence of Egyptian culture on cinema
A pair of 19th-century lithographs depicting iconic Egyptian landscapes, by renowned painter David Roberts, are among a treasure trove of...
Exeter researchers awarded funding to evaluate public health interventions
Researchers from the University of Exeter in partnership with mental health charity the McPin Foundation have been awarded £2.5 Million from the National Institute for Health and...
Artificial nighttime lighting is suppressing moth activity
Moths move significantly less when exposed to artificial nighttime light, new research shows. Moths’ attraction to artificial light, such as...
No evidence that using gender inclusive language alone helps women in the workplace, study shows
The use of gender inclusive language may not in itself help women in the workplace, a new study shows. Researchers...