Research Networks
- Dr Poppy Harrison, Networks Facilitation Manager
- Dr Ana Duarte, Networks Facilitation Officer
- Juliet Maxted, GBP Networks Administrator
- Christy Judd, GBP Networks Administrator
researchnetworks@exeter.ac.uk
Exeter Biodiversity and People
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A network that connects people across academic disciplines, such as Conservation Science, Politics and Economics, and over 30 external partners across societal sectors. We work together to design solutions and deliver actions that grow biodiversity.
Network lead
Exeter Marine
We are a network of world-leading researchers committed to understanding all aspects of the marine environment. We work collaboratively with stakeholders and nurture future generations of marine scientists.
Network lead
Exeter Brain
We are a network of researchers with an interest in any aspect of the central nervous system and its role in behaviour, health and disease. Our experts draw from neuroscience, genomics, psychology and animal behaviour.
Network lead
Exeter Immersive
We are a network of interdisciplinary academics and industry partners working together to generate world leading scientific research using Immersive technology and techniques. Together we are discovering new ways of living, working, and learning.
Network leads
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Exeter Food
Our network connects researchers in the Humanities & Social Sciences, Business, Engineering & the Environmental Sciences, and Medicine & the Life Sciences with a wide range of stakeholders in the search for better understanding of food-related issues in our world today.
Network lead
Microbes and Society @ Exeter
We are a network that promotes innovative transdisciplinary research addressing the impacts of microbes on society, as well as the impacts of society on key microbial communities.
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Children and Young People's Wellbeing @ Exeter
Our network brings together experts researching child and young people's wellbeing. Coming from a range of disciplines, such as Medicine, Psychology, Creative Writing and Sociology, we aim to facilitate collaborative, interdisciplinary research and impact on policy and implementation.
Network leads
Policy@Exeter
We are a community of practice operating within and outside the University of Exeter, with the aim to facilitate knowledge exchange between academia and policy to improve decision-making at regional, national and international level.
Network lead
Environmental Intelligence @ Exeter
We connect data science with environmentally-related disciplines to drive impactful, interdisciplinary research that addresses some of the most pressing challenges facing society. Our experts are pioneering the delivery of world-leading education in Environmental Intelligence.
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Health Technologies @ Exeter
Our network aims to accelerate health innovation for better services for people living with long-term conditions. At the same time, we aim to address health inequalities by advancing translational technologies to support the delivery of those services. Our research is led by the needs of society, healthcare providers and industry.
Network leads
Exeter Health Analytics
We are an interdisciplinary community of academics, NHS partners, industry and the general public working together to develop quantitative health research underpinned by rigorous mathematical and computational techniques. Our interests span theoretical modelling through to empirical data analysis, addressing the full spectrum of research questions from understanding the causes of disease, to building predictive algorithms and modelling biological and healthcare systems.
Network lead
Justice and Violence Studies @ Exeter
We aim to contribute to the creation of a fair, socially just and inclusive society. Our network aligns with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal 16 to ‘promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions.’ Using qualitative, quantitative and evaluative methods, and the experience (including lived experience) of others as appropriate, our members assess and evaluate policies and practices to better understand how and why people are subject to violence and injustice and the most effective methods for combatting these.
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Routes @ Exeter: Migration, Mobility and Displacement
Our network uses interdisciplinary research to enable its members to engage collaboratively in investigation of all aspects of human mobility, migration and displacement. We draw from a variety of disciplinary traditions to create new knowledge, and to intervene in debates, policy processes and practice on these issues. In so doing we aim to build understanding, capacity, and to attain sustainability, through reciprocal knowledge-sharing with colleagues, students and organisations in and outside academia, as well as to create links with other groups working in this field.
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