Tiny fish surprise scientists in ‘volunteer’s dilemma’
Tiny fish called Trinidadian guppies have surprised scientists when faced with the so-called “volunteer’s dilemma”. The idea of the dilemma...
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Experts join together to act as powerful voice to solve Devon’s housing crisis
Experts, councillors and parliamentarians from across Devon have joined together to form a powerful voice to tackle the county’s housing...
New Study Reveals Breakthrough Findings on Genes Activated in Type 1 Diabetes
New research, published in the journal, Diabetic Medicine, has revealed that children who develop type 1 diabetes (T1D) under the...
Stethoscope has important role in the era of ever-increasing technological power and sophistication, new cultural history suggests
The stethoscope still has an important role in a world of ever-increasing technological power and sophistication, a major new cultural...
How dietary restraint could significantly reduce effects of genetic risk of obesity
Obesity risk genes make people feel hungrier and lose control over their eating, but practicing dietary restraint could counteract this....
Celebrate working class culture in school to remove classroom bias and barriers
Schools must do more to celebrate working class culture to remove barriers in the classroom, a leading social mobility expert...
Exeter Scientist Duo join Prince and Princess of Wales at NHS Big Tea 75th anniversary party
Scientists from Exeter Genomics Laboratory, part of the South West NHS Genomic Laboratory Hub have been honoured by Their Royal...
Climate scenario models in financial services significantly underestimate climate risk
The financial services sector must act urgently to effectively consider and embed the impact of climate change into its risk...
Trainee teachers “thrive” at “exceptional” University of Exeter courses, inspectors say
Trainee teachers “thrive” at the University of Exeter and receive “exceptional” preparation for their careers in schools, inspectors have said....