New book argues national identity increasingly owes debt to interpersonal communication through social media
Personal communication with friends and family – particularly through social media – is one of the most important ways in...
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Experts call for a new Cornish Senate to tackle key problems with healthcare, housing and the economy
Experts have called for Cornwall to have its own parliament with powers to tackle key problems with healthcare, housing and...
Tax audits can significantly boost compliance – but only if designed well
Businesses in Rwanda whose tax affairs were audited paid on average an additional $17,246 in taxes over the three years...
University of Exeter panellists, including co-chairs,confirmed for REF People, Culture and Environment Pilot
Three leading experts from the University of Exeter have been selected for membership of the REF People, Culture and Environment...
Europe’s native oyster ecosystems have ‘collapsed’
Scientists have revealed that Europe’s native oyster ecosystem has declined to the extent that it has ‘collapsed’, highlighting the importance...
Pioneering legal toolkit is helping cultural institutions around the world to share their collections online
A pioneering free toolkit is helping cultural institutions and organisations around the world to share their collections online. Developed directly...
Hi-tech healthcare boost for Exeter after over £1 million cash injection
The University of Exeter has received financial backing from the LEAP Digital Health Hub to fund several exciting healthcare projects....
Exeter’s data experts in collaboration to address challenges in machine learning
Officials from industry, government and the third sector have collaborated with Exeter’s academic experts to deepen their shared understanding of...
Oral history project preserved in University’s Special Collections
An oral history project that has given voice to LGBTQ+ communities marginalised by a homophobic Act of Parliament is to...