Historical analysis helps to re-date a King’s tribute to his late English Queen
A historical document written by one of early medieval Europe’s most important rulers to his beloved English queen has been...
Arts & Culture
Researchers recommend introduction of ‘shame competence’ as new international standard in healthcare
Better awareness of, and support for, people experiencing shame, particularly in healthcare settings, should be a new international standard for...
Launch of the Tsinghua-Exeter Institute of Global Humanities
The University of Exeter and Tsinghua University have launched a new Institute for Global Humanities, inaugurated by signing a Memorandum...
Growth of extended reality tech means new “enhanced” regulation needed to protect people’s privacy
The growth of extended reality technology means new enhanced measures are needed to protect people’s privacy, a new study says....
Encouraging quiet during zoo visits might lead to a better appreciation of the animals
Encouraging quietness during zoo trips can help visitors better appreciate their inhabitants and lead to more fulfilling, respectful and informative...
New research reveals future of television consumption in the UK
Around 95% of UK households will be able to watch television over the internet by 2040, new research has revealed....
Modern languages academics help to bring Ukrainian poetry from the frontline to British and international readers
The poetry of a Ukrainian soldier fighting and writing on the frontline of his nation’s defence against Russia’s invasion has...
Indigenous elders and ritual specialists help to unlock the meaning of ancient Amazonian rock art
Archaeologists documenting tens of thousands of rock art motifs in the Colombian Amazon have been consulting with Indigenous elders and...
University of Exeter expert joins international group investigating how wellness “borrows” from religion
Major new research will show the impact of religious practices being “borrowed” for wellness activities such as yoga or mindfulness....