Women in farming wellbeing survey launches during mental health awareness week
Researchers are seeking the views of women in farming to help improve the support provided for their health and wellbeing....
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Post Office victims/survivors and families have experienced deep trauma and are often left feeling revictimised, study shows
Post Office victims/survivors and families have experienced deep trauma and can be left feeling revictimised, study shows. New University of...
Wasp mums use remarkable memory when feeding offspring
Wasp mothers have stunning brainpower when it comes to feeding their young, new research shows. Digger wasps make a short...
Exeter and Fudan host second annual Global Thought Network Conference
An interdisciplinary network that enables cross-cultural exchange and collaboration between University of Exeter academics and counterparts in China has held...
Vanishing vultures could have hidden costs for the planet
Falling vulture numbers in the Americas could have serious implications for public health and ecosystems, new research has found. A...
Just 30 tree species dominate world’s most diverse savanna
Scientists have found that a mere 30 species of trees in the Cerrado – the world’s largest and most floristically...
Scottish shrimp study illuminates new potential for bait-less fishing
Fishing pots fitted with LED lights catch significantly more shrimp and fish, new research shows. In the new study, by...
First research project funded through new collaborative ‘Grand Challenges’ initiative
A project investigating the potential for probiotics to improve food security and biodiversity in the aquaculture sector has become the...
New project investigates mysteries of Sun’s atmosphere
A new £5 million, five-year project will tackle fundamental questions in solar physics. The Sun’s activity has a profound impact...