'Global Conversation' takes key issue of climate change to London
The latest research on the impact of climate change on global issues including security, flooding, migration and risk of conflict will be shared by leading Exeter experts at a special event in London.
President of the UK Supreme Court visits the University of Exeter
The Rt Hon Lord Neuberger, President of the UK Supreme Court, has visited the University of Exeter to meet staff and students.
Competition between mothers starts in the womb, new study suggests
Female mammals, including humans, may try to outcompete one another by producing bigger babies, ground-breaking research conducted by scientists at the University of Exeter has suggested.
New technique to find copper deposits
A University of Exeter geologist has developed a new and relatively inexpensive way to establish whether certain types of magmatic rocks are more likely to contain valuable metal deposits.
World is embracing clean energy, says University of Exeter professor
Renewable, energy efficient and flexible electricity sources are being adopted by policy makers and investors across the globe and this is sign of optimism in the battle against climate change.
New research to protect cities now and in the future
New work by University of Exeter experts will enable better management of urban services affected by climate change-related hazards.
Extreme weather threatens Britain’s coastline
Britain’s rocky coastline is being reshaped and eroded by the increasingly common extreme weather, University of Exeter researchers have found.
Cambodia volunteering project proves fruitful for Exeter student
A University of Exeter student has completed a volunteering project on a VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) Entrepreneurship scheme in Cambodia.
Stress in fish from noise may be short-lived, new research shows
Two commercially important fish species can rapidly recover from stress attributed to short-term exposure to man-made underwater noise pollution, new research has shown.
Computer models deliver stroke care boost to South West
People who have had a stroke in Devon are receiving faster and more effective treatment thanks to research that has used the latest advances in computer simulation.
Bee virus spread manmade and emanates from Europe
The spread of a disease that is decimating global bee populations is manmade, and driven by European honeybee populations, new research has concluded.
Exploring the political landscape of the Middle East: Exeter’s ‘Global Conversation’ comes to Sharjah
The crucial issue of the political landscape of the Middle East will be explored by a leading University of Exeter expert at a special event in Sharjah.
Motorboat noise gives predators a deadly advantage
The rate that fish are captured by predators can double when boats are motoring nearby, according to pioneering work led by a University of Exeter marine biologist.
Environment minister meets marine energy experts at Penryn Campus
Environment minister and local MP George Eustice has visited the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus to find out more about the University’s world-class research in marine energy and aqua culture.
Childhood diabetes discoveries could lead to new treatments
Children who are diagnosed with diabetes before the age of seven develop a more aggressive form of the disease than that seen in teenagers, new research has revealed.
Exeter undergraduate research showcased in Parliament
A University of Exeter Medical School student was invited to the Houses of Parliament to showcase his research as part of The British Conference of Undergraduate Research.
Mathematician awarded £300,000 to study movement of wildebeest, reindeer and salmon
A University of Exeter mathematician has been awarded more than £300,000 ($450,000) to study collective behaviour and decision-making patterns in animals in the wild.
Government-backed postgraduate loan scheme confirmed
Masters students will soon be eligible to apply for the first government-backed student loans scheme available to them, unlocking up to £10,0000.
Exeter’s world-leading climate change research showcased in prestigious science event
University of Exeter research into the impact of climate change will be featured at a prestigious science event in the USA, held this week.
Catastrophic failure of South American ice age dam changed Pacific Ocean circulation and climate
Research could help scientists understand potential effects of melting ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica.
Exeter Expert outlines global water engineering research success
New technology developed by University of Exeter academics to detect water leaks has helped more than seven million people, according to a water expert.
Scientists - Think more broadly to predict wildlife climate change survival
Scientists studying whether species can adapt to climate change should not simply focus on how far they can move, says a conservation biologist at the University of Exeter.
University of Exeter selected for first on-campus Pret A Manger
Pioneering British food and coffee brand, Pret A Manger, has selected the University of Exeter’s Streatham site as the location for its first outlet embedded in a University campus
New funding to develop cutting edge medical research ideas
The University of Exeter has received a slice of £23.2 million in Government funding for cutting-edge medical research to ensure academics can work with industry and that their research transforms medical care.
University of Exeter student named ‘Best Placement Student’ at National Undergraduate Employability Awards
Final year student, Ben Kosky, has been named ‘Best Placement Student’ at the National Undergraduate Employability (NUE) Awards 2016.
Gene could help identify psychosis risk in cannabis users
Researchers have identified a gene which can be used to predict how susceptible a young person is to the mind-altering effects of smoking cannabis.
New inquiry into the cost, value and quality of teacher education and medical education
A major new inquiry run by academics at the University of Exeter could inform Government policy about the education of thousands of new teachers and doctors in England.
Deception and trickery are rife in natural world, scientist says in new book
A University of Exeter academic is the author of a new book that describes how animals and plants use ingenuity and cunning to exploit and mislead one another in order to survive and reproduce.
Exeter strengthens links with Ethiopian Medical School
The University of Exeter Medical School has led another successful trip to the University of Wollega Medical School in Ethiopia, strengthening the relationship between the two schools.
Exeter Vice-Chancellor highlights vital role of European Union for universities
Professor Sir Steve Smith has joined more than 100 university leaders in highlighting the positive impact the UK’s membership in the European Union has on universities.
Exeter leads €5 million research project to find essential new mineral deposits
University of Exeter scientists will lead a ground-breaking collaborative research project to discover new deposits of essential raw materials.
More hands-on training for doctors required if policy changes
Research into views on whether doctors should be fully registered to practise on graduation has highlighted scope for improvements in the medical education training system.
Exeter experts receive €700,000 grant to study the future security of water, food and energy provision
Researchers from the University of Exeter are leading a pioneering international research project to deliver new guidance for governments to safeguard long-term provision of crucial natural resources.
New Satellite Applications Catapult Centre of Excellence for region
The University of Exeter will be better able to support business growth thanks to a new partnership with the UK Space Agency.
Archaeology project will uncover Exeter’s hidden secrets
Secrets from Exeter’s past will be fully uncovered for the first time as part of a major archaeology project.
Exeter student wins £1000 prize for pioneering plastics research project
A University of Exeter student has won a top £1,000 research award for her pioneering work into plankton and plastic.
University of Exeter environment expert appointed to advise the Government
A University of Exeter academic has been appointed as an advisor to help the Government develop and implement a new 25-year plan for the environment.
South West MEP celebrates success of University of Exeter EU-funded projects
South West MEP Clare Moody has met pioneering University of Exeter experts who are helping to boost economic growth and create jobs in the region.
Lower limit for future climate emissions needed, research says
The world can emit even less greenhouse gases than previously estimated if global warming is to be kept under control, a new study co-authored by a University of Exeter mathematician has found.
Honorary Graduates 2017 – nominations now open!
Nominations are now open for the University of Exeter Honorary Graduates 2017 and all colleagues are encouraged to consider who they might choose to award this honour.
Exeter Medical students complete exciting experiential week at AstraZeneca
Undergraduate medical scientists at the University of Exeter Medical School gained a valuable insight into the workplace during a week-long placement at pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.
