Under-ice species at risk as Arctic warms
“Specialist” lifeforms that live under Arctic sea ice are at risk as the ice retreats, new research shows. Scientists studied...
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Simple, one-fits-all solutions to disability inclusion in the House of Commons are ineffective and can compound issues facing disabled politicians, report warns
The increasingly complex and wide-ranging role of MPs, and the weight of expectations placed on them by voters, makes it...
Exeter researchers comment on COP29
University of Exeter researchers have responded to the outcomes of the COP29 climate change conference. Held in Baku, Azerbaijan, organisers...
Exeter expert named among Top 100 most inspiring women in mining
One of the foremost experts in critical and green technology metals has been selected as one of the world’s most...
Exeter joins £5-million collaboration to scale UK climate startups
The UK has received a serious boost in its fight against climate change with the launch of the Climate Scaling...
National award for researchers working to help Post Office Scandal victims find justice
University of Exeter researchers playing a pivotal role in examining the Post Office Scandal have won a prestigious award. Their...
Experts join forces with parents and educators to find solutions for the SEND childcare crisis in daycare
Experts have joined forces with parents and educators to find solutions to tackle the crisis facing families trying to find...
Researchers recommend introduction of ‘shame competence’ as new international standard in healthcare
Better awareness of, and support for, people experiencing shame, particularly in healthcare settings, should be a new international standard for...
Launch of the Tsinghua-Exeter Institute of Global Humanities
The University of Exeter and Tsinghua University have launched a new Institute for Global Humanities, inaugurated by signing a Memorandum...