Experts call for targeted bursaries to attract and retain teachers in geographically isolated or deprived communities
Targeted bursaries could help to attract and retain teachers in geographically isolated and deprived parts of the UK – areas...
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Hydrogen sulfide shows promise as healthy ageing therapeutic when specifically targeted within cells
Future therapies to help people live healthy lives for longer could be developed from drugs that release tiny amounts of...
Research unit to start new conversation about the future of Cornish political decentralisation
University of Exeter experts are working to start a new public conversation about Cornish political decentralisation following the failure of...
New app reveals which polluters are driving Arctic melt
A new app launched today reveals the stark impact of global carbon emissions on rapidly melting Arctic sea ice. Climate...
Exeter researcher secures over half a million pounds to tackle health conditions caused by dormant bacteria
Over half a million pounds has been awarded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) to tackle cholera and gastroenteric...
Environmental Social Science Awards announced as part of ACCESS Flex Fund
The winners of the first round of the Advancing Capacity for Climate Environment Social Science (ACCESS) Flex Fund competition have...
Arctic terns may navigate climate dangers
Arctic terns – which fly on the longest migrations of any animal on Earth – may be able to navigate...
Exeter to support construction of largest ever European Solar Telescope
The University of Exeter is part of a consortium of universities that will develop designs for the biggest solar telescope...
Treatment of psychiatric patients in the community requires long-term political and financial support, study shows
Major changes aimed at treating psychiatric patients in the community instead of hospital requires clear and strong leadership, as well...