Toxic ideas online are spreading and growing through the use of irony, analysis shows
Irony has become a medium for the spread of toxic ideas online, new analysis shows. The use of irony is...
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Archaeological dig at National Trust estate finds array of historical artefacts
Prehistoric flints, medieval pottery and a coin dating from the 13th century have been among the finds of an archaeological...
Top university climate and environment experts deployed to help businesses make green transition
The University of Exeter has launched a new business support initiative to help companies reach net zero, make smarter use...
New book explores the history of witchcraft across seven centuries and 13 notorious cases
The history of witchcraft and the centuries of persecution that it has aroused have been explored in a new book...
Digital heritage trail invites users to attend a European royal wedding in 1475
The pomp and pageantry of one of Europe’s iconic Renaissance-era weddings, and the massive re-enactment festival the wedding inspires today,...
MBE for University of Exeter expert who led major UK-wide research into the impact of the pandemic
A University of Exeter academic who led a major UK-wide research project to mitigate the impact of coronavirus on society,...
People getting divorced sought for study of AI technology offering vital advice and support
A study into how artificial intelligence (AI) can help people getting divorced is looking for participants who wouldn’t normally use...
1989 babies almost three times more likely to have a degree compared to those born in 1958, analysis shows
Children born to non-graduate parents in 1989 were almost three times more likely to get a degree compared to those...
The Great British Dig and University archaeologist find first excavated evidence of Roman mining in Cornwall
The first excavated evidence that the Roman army were mining metals in Cornwall within just a few years of invading...