Key to solving Libyan conflict lies within the country, analysis says
The key to solving the Libyan political conflict lies within the country rather than with the international community, analysis says....
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New approach to critical zone science could help secure Earth’s life support systems
Future plans to tackle the climate change’s impacts on food security must integrate local knowledge to help preserve the Earth’s...
Discover the fascinating work of the University’s Digital Humanities team through a new interactive visual display
Featuring 11 large-scale images of artworks and artefacts, this highly engaging new visual display shines a spotlight onto the fascinating...
Financial insecurity and precarious work promote support of radical politics, study warns
Financial and job insecurity make European voters more likely to support radical politicians, a new study warns. Experts have found...
Captivating new wallpaper commission blends modern day scenes of Exeter with those of 200 years ago
Commissioned by Arts and Culture, this strikingly beautiful wallpaper has been inspired by 19th century engravings of works by JMW...
Clever lapwings use cover to hide in plain sight
Ground-nesting birds called lapwings use the shape of their nests and surroundings to hide from predators, new research shows. Many...
Molecular Protein Factories Huddle Up to Hibernate When Cells Go to Sleep
An international collaboration of scientists led by Dr Bertram Daum at the Living Systems Institute, University of Exeter (UK) have...
‘Treasure-trove” of fossilized single-celled organisms, dating back more than 110 million years, discovered
Scientists have unearthed a treasure-trove of almost perfectly formed fossilized single-celled organisms dating back more than 110 million years. A...
How much will climate change destabilise the carbon cycle?
A new project will assess how much the natural carbon cycle could be destabilised by climate change. The rate of...