Major new research to examine impact of criminalisation of mothers experiencing domestic abuse
Major new research will examine how mothers are being prosecuted when children are harmed in the context of domestic abuse....
Year: 2026
Study investigates mystery of Arabian Sea humpback whales
A new study explores the mysterious behaviour of the Arabian Sea’s humpback whales – the only humpbacks not thought to...
Orangutans seek out medicinal plants
Orangutans seek out plants with antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties, new research shows. Based on 20 years of observations of...
Exeter achieves highest-ever position in QS World University Rankings
The University of Exeter has achieved its highest-ever position in the QS World University Rankings, rising 19 places to 136th...
Beyond the rhetoric: global leaders demand accountability at Reparative Futures conference
Around 200 scholars, civil society organisers, politicians, activists, artists, students, and community knowledge holders gathered for a landmark international conference...
UK gas decarbonisation project awarded Ofgem funding
A new project that aims to help decarbonise the UK gas network has been awarded funding by energy regulator Ofgem....
Côte d’Ivoire announces network of Marine Protected Areas
(Version française ci-dessous) Côte d'Ivoire has announced its goal of establishing six new Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) by 2030, bringing...
You’ve Got a Friend in Me: Adventures with Tech in Toy Story 5
Ahead of Toy Story 5 hitting UK cinemas this week, Dr Zlatina Nikolova, of the Department of Communications, Drama and...
Large-scale population studies needed to reduce risks from newborn genome screening
New research from large population studies provides invaluable evidence on genome screening of newborn babies to reduce risks from overdiagnosis. The authors conclude that further studies are needed before such...