Adjustments to parliamentary procedure needed to help disabled MPs fully participate, research shows
Reforms are needed to House of Commons rules to help disabled MPs fully participate in debates, research shows. Introducing call...
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Specialist laboratory exploring experimental techniques to improve the resolution of analyses on the felled Sycamore Gap tree
A university laboratory specialising in digital preservation and the digital display of historic artefacts is playing a key role in...
University of Exeter expert urges Government and industry to step up efforts to eliminate Bovine TB
The Government and industry need to step up efforts to eliminate Bovine TB through better testing, vaccinations for badgers and...
Cornish continued to be used throughout the 19th century – long after the death of Dolly Pentreath – new book shows
Cornish continued to be used throughout the 19th century and did not become extinct with the death of Dolly Pentreath...
Explore rare and fascinating items relating to architecture in Exeter and Devon at special heritage event
People can explore rare and fascinating items relating to architecture in Exeter and Devon at a special heritage event this...
Professor Adam Watt new Chair of Governors at Exeter College
Professor Adam Watt, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor for the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, is the new Chair of Governors...
Talented young recipients of the Ronald Duncan Stipends for South West writing named
Talented young writers will be able to use the University of Exeter’s incredible literary archives for new creative works thanks...
Language scholars produce illustrated health booklet on burnout
An illustrated booklet designed to help people talk about burnout and related feelings of stress and fatigue has been published...
Parents and young people needed to take part in new research into neurodivergence self-diagnosis
Parents and carers and young people are needed to take part in a new study to understand why some children...