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Budding astronomers and space enthusiasts are set to be given the chance to explore exotic worlds orbiting distant stars, thanks to a pioneering new virtual reality documentary.
Latest news
New photographic exhibition celebrates impact of Indians on British life
Pictures of Queen Victoria with her favoured Munshi, Abdul Karim and Gandhi visiting female textile workers in Lancashire feature in a new exhibition which explores the impact of Indians on British life.
Can spending time in parks, woodlands and beaches improve our mental health?
A new study involving the University of Exeter will investigate whether spending time in green and blue spaces, such as parks and beaches, can have a positive effect on our long-term wellbeing and mental health.
Study finds GPs are unwilling to refer patients for bowel cancer checks
GPs can be reluctant to refer patients with symptoms of bowel cancer for further investigations, a study by the Universities of Birmingham and Exeter has found.
Also in the news
- £500,000 for dementia brain research at Exeter
- St Pauls inquiry could have prevented 1981 riots, research suggests
- Educationalists and academics explore how young people engage with history of the two world wars
- New hopes for limiting warming to 1.5°C
- £2.85m for first PhD programme to tackle antimicrobial resistance
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