New antibiotic mechanism triggers hope for new treatments in fight against resistance
Scientists have discovered two new mechanisms for how a well-established antibiotic works, paving the way for potential development of new...
Year: 2026
University of Exeter 2026 graduates celebrate during special ceremonies
Thousands of new University of Exeter graduates have celebrated their academic achievements with their loved ones during special ceremonies. This...
University of Exeter recognised for commitment to boosting social mobility
Staff and students at the University of Exeter have been recognised for their commitment to boosting social mobility in the...
Family medicine the focus of new agreement with Singapore
Collaborative research and knowledge exchange in family medicine and primary care is the focus of a new international agreement signed...
Defence procurement system must become more capable of converting money into military effect, analysis says
The new Government investment plan will give the UK’s defence system a better opportunity to succeed, but only if it...
UQ–Exeter Institute Symposium highlights global research partnership driving real-world impact
An international research partnership that has forged powerful links between the UK and Australia has been celebrated at a two-day...
Parents’ socioeconomic status is more important than prenatal behaviours to a future child’s health
Family socioeconomic position may be a more important determiner of children’s health than parental behaviours such as smoking, drinking or...
US Academic Receives University of Exeter Scholar Award Sponsored by the US-UK Fulbright Commission
A new scholar has been appointed to conduct a nine-month research study in Exeter under the US-UK Fulbright Commission’s educational...
“Fictional” chatbots help explain popularity of artificial intelligence
The huge popularity of AI chatbots can be explained by their accepted role as fictional characters in people’s lives –...