Wildlife imaging shows that AI models aren’t as smart as we think
Using AI to identify wildlife reveals a potential “transferability crisis”, researchers say. Marketing for AI imaging systems often suggests that...
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Rewilding could fill gap left by Panama’s lost giants
(Scroll down for Spanish version, translated by co-author Felipe Franco-Gaviria) Introducing large herbivores in Panama’s forests could fill the gap...
Rachel Lambert joins the Environment and Sustainability Institute as Artist-in-Residence
Cornwall-based artist Rachel Lambert will begin a new residency at the University of Exeter’s Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI) this...
Experts investigating how AI can help doctors better understand benefits of online menopause chats
New research will show if a combination of artificial intelligence and advice exchanged online between women could help improve menopause...
New book explores growing analogue appeal in today’s digital world
The resurgence in popularity of traditional analogue media in today’s hyper-digital world is the focus of a new book published...
UK-EU couples face restrictive and complex family visa rules, expense and separation since Brexit, report warns
The application of the UK’s family migration rules to UK-EU couples after Brexit is causing family separation and trauma, a...
Major blind spot in ocean carbon research could undermine global climate predictions
A new report by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO reveals a critical lack of understanding of how the...
Explore coronavirus pandemic memories at Exeter event
People can explore local memories of the coronavirus pandemic and hear more about research into how communities are building memorials...
Immersive adventure brings Agatha Christie’s country estate to life
The expansive gardens at Agatha Christie’s country estate, Greenway, have been brought to life in a mobile media trail that...