Jo Pavey joining elite athlete panel as British Science Festival comes to Exeter
A headline panel of elite athletes including World, European, and Commonwealth medalist Jo Pavey MBE has been announced at this...
Public Health and Sports Sciences
Sedentary time in children linked with heart damage in young adulthood
Inactivity during childhood could increase the chance of heart attacks and strokes later in life, and children and teenagers need...
Three Exeter winners at prestigious teaching excellence in higher education awards
Three winners from the University of Exeter have been selected for prestigious higher education awards by Advance HE. This year,...
Hydrogen sulfide shows promise as healthy ageing therapeutic when specifically targeted within cells
Future therapies to help people live healthy lives for longer could be developed from drugs that release tiny amounts of...
Seven-year-old pushing for 5k world record time with help from Exeter sports scientists
A seven-year-old boy from Paignton is attempting to run a world record 5k time for his age group, with support...
OBE for Exeter Public Health Professor
An Exeter Professor has been awarded an OBE in King Charles' first Birthday Honours list for services to public health....
Light physical activity from childhood twice as effective in reducing disease risk than more vigorous exercise
Light physical activity among adolescents is twice as effective at reducing inflammation associated with several diseases than moderate to vigorous...
Royal Navy – University of Exeter collaboration to reduce injuries in Service personnel
An innovative research project involving academics from the University of Exeter with the Royal Navy and Royal Marines has launched,...
Scientists want your view on watching nature through the window
Watching nature through the window might have many benefits – and researchers want you to share your view. To take...