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The University of Exeter has been awarded more than £1.8 million to accelerate University of Exeter bright ideas into global opportunities! Read more >>
Rare music is set to be played at a Devon abbey for the first time in almost 500 years after it was found in a medieval book. Read more >>
Academic, civic and industry partners will work together to unlock the huge potential of our region’s hydrogen ecosystem providing solutions for storage and distribution, transport, and the energy sector. Read more >>
National Trust and University launch HistoryScapes storytelling app to offer ‘time travel experience’ through voices from the past. Read more >>
Section 28's digital afterlives in the South West continues work previously funded by ESRC Festival of Social Science. Read more >>
Exhibition testifies to the impact of climate adaptation projects on the local community and biodiversity in the region. Read more >>
Experts have joined forces to address the urgent global challenge of clarifying and applying international law in cyberspace. Read more >>
Dr. Mark Carew from the University of Exeter Medical School created “What the Pharma?” to take the pain out of learning clinical pharmacology by turning it into a fun, engaging game. Read more >>
‘Potential game-changing’ King Prawn Project continues work previously funded by the Open Innovation Platform. Read more >>
Translating research into live experience: how Exeter’s history expertise is helping to bring famous Tudor pageant to life. Read more >>
National Theatre event showcases work of British South Asian theatre pioneers. Read more >>
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The Penryn Creativity Collaboratives project, which tests a range of innovative approaches to teaching for creativity, has produced their year one report, 'Inspiring Teaching and Learning'. Read more >>
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Led by Professor Stewart Barr the 'Environmental Education at a Time of Emergency' project, works with educational practitioners to encourage engaged citizenship and pro-environmental behaviours. Read more >> Watch here >>
Dr Sharon Dixon teamed up with shoemaker Cosyfeet for an EPSRC IAA funded project, where they created a new shoe collection, Acitve Sport, designed to help older women stay active and keep playing sport. Read more >>
Prof John Heathershaw's report, The UK’s Kleptocracy Problem, shows how the UK is exposed to money laundering. It's featured in the press, been the subject of a Guardian editorial, and has been cited in parliament. Read more >>
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Dr Sarah Bell's project 'Re-Storying Landscape for Social Inclusion' has launched new guidance that brings together a series of resources to support disability-inclusive, multisensory nature experiences. Read more >>
This immersive outdoor art installation explores multisensory histories, ecologies and places of Westonbirt Arboretum. It stemmed from Dr Sarah Bell's work with Forestry England. Read more >>
Dr Ben Temperton's Citizen Phage Library project, funded by the MRC CiC, was featured in a Daily Mail article around discovering life-saving phages (viruses that kill bacteria). Read more >>
Prof José Iriarte has been working with Lastjourney, a Colombian-English research collaboration, to showcase ancient rock art from the western Amazon area. Read more >>
Dr Sarah Bell has been working with Forestry England for 'Sensing Nature' walks, led by visually impaired guides. Walks take place between April and September 2022 from Westonbirt. Sign up >> Meet the guides >>
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Professor Richard Moorhead and Dr Rebecca Helm wrote a piece for The Times, 'The Post Office Scandal: Plea Deals, Lawyers’ Ethics, and Corporate Failure', where they examine issues and deepen evidence around cases from the scandal. Read more >>
A kayaking sensory story has been created as a result of Dr Sarah Bell's project 'Re-Storying Landscape for Social Inclusion', an ESRC IAA project which interprets how lanscapes are used and valued by people. Read more >>