Could ketamine stop problematic gambling? New study investigates
Researchers at the University of Exeter are seeking participants to investigate the effect of ketamine on gambling addictions. The new...
Research
Trio of Exeter researchers appointed to new UK Young Academy under prestigious Royal Society
Three University of Exeter researchers are among the first bright minds to be appointed to the new UK Young Academy...
Feature: Professor Martin Siegert
On the outskirts of a Suffolk village, Martin Siegert huddled inside a small hut as the freezing February rain speared...
Forests recovering from logging act as a source of carbon
Tropical forests recovering from logging are sources of carbon for years afterwards, contrary to previous assumptions, new research shows. Tropical forests...
Captivating New Photographic Display Showcases Breadth of University Research
This Spring term the University of Exeter’s Queen’s Building display space hosts a selection of captivating new photographs from the Images...
Former football manager with motor neurone disease appeals for others to take part in research
A dentist and former football manager whose life has changed dramatically since his ALS diagnosis has appealed with others who...
Penalties, corruption and legislation are failing to deter harmful gas flaring in Nigeria, study shows
Legislation is failing to end gas flaring in Nigeria which is harming the environment and people’s health, a new study...
New research finds that social group values are most readable in the way we write
Analysing the style of language used by social groups could offer insight into their values and principles that goes beyond...
Chinese Communist Party zero-covid “volunteers” have suffered from stress and anxiety, study shows
“Volunteers” tasked with enforcing the Chinese Communist Party’s zero-covid policies have suffered from stress and anxiety, a new study shows....