Single cells have got the moves, research shows
The quest to discover how single-celled organisms are able to move and control their walking behaviour has taken a significant...
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Butterflies could lose spots as climate warms
Female Meadow Brown butterflies have fewer spots if they develop in warmer weather – so climate change could make them...
Exeter rugby set for starring role in Six Nations
A strong contingent of rugby stars from the University of Exeter will be on show at the forthcoming Six Nations...
Project exploring health risks from polar climate change secures £2.3 million Wellcome Trust funding
A research project on how polar climate change impacts on human health and the healthcare sector has been awarded a...
British universities’ digital and technology leaders to gather for Times Higher Education’s Digital Universities UK 2024
Times Higher Education (THE)’s Digital Universities UK 2024 (DUUK) event, which brings together higher education, industry and policy leaders working...
Powerful Ukrainian war poetry finds voice in English translations
Poets, broadcasters, translators and academics have joined forces to give voice to Ukrainian war poetry written in response to Russia’s...
Non-sectarian parties improve democracy and social stability, study says
Non-sectarian political parties help to make divided societies more stable and improve the quality of the democratic process, a new...
University of Exeter heads to Davos to accelerate climate solutions
The University of Exeter will help drive progress on climate action at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week....
Exeter Astrophysicist awarded prestigious honour from the Royal Astronomical Society
One of the world’s leading experts on the celestial objects, brown dwarfs, has joined the likes of Albert Einstein, Edwin...