Innovative Mayan maize farmers used animals as biochemical protein concentrators to solve dietary issue
Mayan farmers used livestock as ‘biological protein concentrators’ to ensure their communities had access to vital amino acids, new research...
Andrew Merrington
New Residency brings together art and ocean science
Cornwall-based creative Jess Pemberton has been selected as Artist-in-Residence at Exeter Marine, where she will spend a month working alongside world-leading marine...
Opinion – The Unfinished Experiment: 250 Years of Watching America
by Professor Kristofer Allerfeldt No political project in modern history has been watched more closely or perpetually condemned for not...
Website showcases new wave of Ukrainian wartime poetry
Some of the finest examples of the new wave of critically acclaimed Ukrainian wartime poetry that has emerged since Russia’s illegal invasion in 2022 are being showcased thanks to the University...
Scientists discover guidance system for migratory songbirds
The scientific mystery of how songbirds from one population are able to join other members of their own population at...
Exeter and Fudan scholars explore global challenges through dialogue and collaboration
One of the University’s most significant international partnerships in the humanities and social sciences has convened for its annual conference....
Sustainability celebrated with global top ten positions in THE Impact Ratings
The University’s world-class work to support global sustainability has been recognised in an international league table. Exeter has been ranked...
New research project to uncover the historical legacy of UK film societies
The unheralded role that film societies and community cinemas have played in shaping our national film culture is to be...
Poetry expert reconstructs the lost verse of Jacob Bronowski
A groundbreaking new book that unearths the poetry of legendary polymath Jacob Bronowski has been published thanks to the remarkable...