University of Exeter

While Yellowstone’s hot springs are famous landmarks, the fact that life can survive in their boiling and highly acidic waters is equally stunning. To discover how this is possible, an international research team – led by the University…

Mayra Rodriguez received her doctorate at the University’s Winter Graduation last week, gained through the QUEX Institute – which brings together Exeter and the University of Queensland to tackle major global challenges through impactful…

Plans to build a new, purpose built Multi-Faith Centre on Streatham Campus at the University of Exeter have been approved by Exeter City Council this month.The proposal, which is currently in the design phase, have been unveiled by the…

The development of the method called ClinCirc could one day help doctors to target patients at risk of long term health problems caused by clock disruption, which is thought to be common in patients admitted to hospital.With the help of…

Development of EU carbon capture regulatory frameworks is needed to encourage the safe expansion and use of carbon capture, according to researchers.For many years, the transportation and storage of CO2 has neither been expressly…

Having to act as “buffers” between disgruntled citizens and the Party’s image has led to “grassroots fatigue”, high workloads and people being put under intense pressure, researchers have found.These members of residents committees are…

This tipping risk increases even if, in the longer term, the global temperature is stabilised within the Paris range.Avoiding an overshoot would hence limit the risks, the researchers conclude.The research team included the Potsdam…

Male and female reproductive aging was seen as similar processes which operated in parallel. Medieval medical writers knew that fertility ended – especially for women – but they saw less urgency around that decline.Instead of seeing…

Legal penalties for oil companies are ineffective and are not weighty enough to be a deterrent, making it cheaper and easier to pollute air and water.An expert has warned legislative loopholes that give the government discretionary powers…

The research, led by the University of Exeter and the University of Cambridge, is the first to examine research that has information on young people’s mental health before and during the pandemic. The study gives more insight into changes…