(IN BRIEF) A new study published in Nature Geoscience warns that four major components of the Earth’s climate system—the Greenland Ice Sheet, the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), the Amazon rainforest, and the South American monsoon—are showing signs of destabilization. … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Germany, News, Science, Technology
Tagged Amazon rainforest, AMOC, climate change, climate monitoring, destabilization, global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, Greenland Ice Sheet, International scientists warn four interconnected climate systems are losing stability, International study reveals four key Earth system components are losing stability, Nature Geoscience, Niklas Boers, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Researchers call for global monitoring as key climate tipping points approach, satellite observations, South American monsoon, Technical University of Munich, Teng Liu, Tim Lenton, Tipping Points, TUM, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) The University of Exeter’s HistoryCity project has won the Virtual and Augmented Reality category at the Heritage in Motion Awards for its innovative use of AR in cultural tourism. Led by Professor Fabrizio Nevola and Dr David Rosenthal, … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Awards, Education, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged AR, augmented reality, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Cultural Heritage, cultural tourism, David Rosenthal, digital storytelling, European Museum Academy, Exeter Researchers Win Heritage in Motion Award for Innovative Digital History Project, Fabrizio Nevola, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Forum of Slavic Cultures, Heritage in Motion Awards, Hidden Trento, Hidden Venice, HistoryCity, HistoryCity Project Led by Exeter Scholars Celebrated for Transforming Heritage with AR, immersive technology, living history, museum without walls, University of Exeter, University of Exeter Heritage Team Honoured for Immersive Augmented Reality Trails, University of Trento, Virtual Reality
(IN BRIEF) The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Exeter have launched the RAPID-IBD study to speed up diagnosis of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, conditions that affect 1 in 100 people in the UK. … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Sports, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Catherine Winsor, Crohn's disease, Crohn’s & Colitis UK, early diagnosis, EX postcode, Exeter City FC, gut health, IBD, inflammatory bowel disease, Jack Fitzwater, Know Your Sh*t campaign, Know Your Sh*t Campaign Backs Exeter-Led Study to Improve Early Detection of IBD in Young People, New Exeter Research Aims to Transform Diagnosis and Treatment Pathways for Crohn’s and Colitis, NIHR, patient volunteers, RAPID-IBD, RAPID-IBD Research Project Invites Volunteers to Speed Up Diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, stool test, Tariq Ahmad, Ulcerative colitis, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) The University of Exeter has unveiled its Sports Physiology and Exercise Training (SPET) service, giving athletes from all levels access to advanced physiological testing and expertise normally reserved for elite performers. The programme is led by world-leading specialists … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Science, Sports, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Andy Jones, athletic performance, carbohydrate fuelling, Cutting-Edge Sports Science Service from University of Exeter Helps Athletes Optimise Training and Recovery, cycling physiology, Eliud Kipchoge, endurance sport, injury prevention, New Exeter SPET Programme Brings Elite Performance Science to Amateur and Professional Athletes, nutrition strategies, performance testing, recovery, running, SPET, Sports Physiology and Exercise Training, Sports Science, Tim Podlogar, training optimisation, triathlon, University of Exeter, University of Exeter Launches Sports Physiology Service to Help Athletes Train Smarter and Perform Better
(IN BRIEF) The University of Bristol is collaborating with the universities of Bath and Exeter to launch the Bath Mental Health Research Group, a £11 million NIHR-funded initiative aimed at addressing youth mental health challenges in Bath, North-East Somerset, Swindon, … Read the full press release
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Tagged Ailsa Russell, and Exeter launch major NIHR-backed initiative to strengthen youth mental health research in underserved regions, applied mental health, Bath Mental Health Research Group, Bath MHRG, Bristol, community partnerships, mental health research, mental health services, National Institute for Health and Care Research, NHS providers, NIHR, NIHR funds Bath Mental Health Research Group partnership with Bristol and Exeter to address young people’s needs, North-East Somerset, Pamela Jacobsen, Paul Moran, southwest England, Swindon, Universities of Bath, University of Bath, University of Bristol, University of Exeter, Wiltshire, youth mental health
(IN BRIEF) A University of Exeter pilot study has found that a self-guided, four-week nature-based programme called Roots and Shoots can significantly improve wellbeing and reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety. Tested with 47 adults, the programme led to measurable … Read the full press release
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Tagged anxiety, Behavioral Sciences, depression, Hannah Bunce, Matt Owens, mental health, mindfulness, nature connection, nature-based self-help, pilot study, Roots and Shoots, ROWAN, self-guided programme, UK mental health, University of Exeter, wellbeing
(IN BRIEF) University of Exeter research led by Professor Klejda Mulaj warns that the Rohingya face “social death” whether they return to Myanmar or remain in refugee camps, and calls for urgent reversal of aid cuts and collaboration with Bangladesh … Read the full press release
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Tagged Arakan Army, Bangladesh, citizenship rights, discriminatory legislation, displacement, exclusivist nationalism, genocide, human rights, humanitarian aid cuts, international intervention, Klejda Mulaj, Myanmar, persecution, Rakhine, refugee camps, regional stability, Rohingya crisis, social death, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) An international panel led by Professor Craig Williams (University of Exeter) has issued updated guidelines on assessing physical activity in cystic fibrosis patients, published in the European Respiratory Review. The 2025 position statement recommends prioritising wearable technology—trackers, smartwatches … Read the full press release
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Tagged activity prescription, Cystic Fibrosis, Dr Don Urquhart, Dr Thomas Radtke, European Cystic Fibrosis Society, European Respiratory Review, Exercise Working Group, fitness trackers, guideline update 2025, hospital admissions, long‑term outcomes, patient longevity, physical activity assessment, Professor Craig Williams, sedentary behaviour, sensor‑embedded clothing, sleep monitoring, smartwatches, standardised measurement, University of Exeter, wearable devices
(IN BRIEF) University of Exeter researchers found that two weeks of twice-daily, nitrate-rich beetroot juice lowered blood pressure in older adults but not in younger ones, likely because of age-specific changes in mouth bacteria. The randomized crossover study—39 participants under … Read the full press release
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Tagged ageing, BBSRC Industrial Partnership Award, beetroot juice, blood pressure, cardiovascular health, celery, dietary nitrate supplementation, Dr Lee Beniston, Exeter Clinical Trials Unit, fennel, Free Radical Biology and Medicine, kale, Neisseria, NIHR Exeter Clinical Research Facility, nitrate-rich diet, nitric oxide, Older Adults, oral microbiome, Prevotella, Professor Andy Jones, Professor Anni Vanhatalo, rocket, spinach, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) Towards, backed by the University of Exeter, has opened its first therapy hub on a Leeds high street, offering immediate, no‑wait options for online and face‑to‑face sessions. The Leeds site kicks off a broader UK rollout staffed by … Read the full press release
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Tagged applied psychological practice, Catherine Gallop, Cedar Create, financial support, high‑street healthcare, in‑person therapy, Leeds therapy hub, mental health access, no waiting lists, online therapy, partnership, practical learning, Sarah Bateup, therapist training, Tim Rideout, Towards, Towards Academy, UK therapist shortage, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) University of Exeter studies reveal that deep-sea mining in the Clarion Clipperton Zone could jeopardize marine species by producing intense, far-traveling noise and sediment disturbances. Only 35 percent of CCZ taxa have known noise sensitivities, putting sound-reliant fish … Read the full press release
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Tagged CCZ, Clarion Clipperton Zone, common dolphins, deep-sea mining, Dr Kirsten Young, ecosystem impact, Frontiers in Marine Science, Greenpeace International, Louisa Casson, Marine Pollution Bulletin, marine taxa, passive acoustic monitoring, polymetallic nodules, Risso’s dolphins, sediment plumes, SOFAR channel, soniferous fish, sperm whale, sustainability, The Metals Company, underwater noise, University of Exeter, visual surveys
(IN BRIEF) On June 3, the University of Exeter and Exeter College formalised an updated Memorandum of Understanding that deepens a partnership spanning around twenty years. Signed at the University’s Streatham Campus, the MoU reinforces both institutions’ commitment to co-leading … Read the full press release
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Tagged academic pathways, Community Engagement, Devon, education ecosystem, Exeter Civic University Agreement, Exeter College, Exeter Mathematics School, John Laramy, Lisa Roberts, Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, partnership, regional development, South West Institute of Technology, Streatham campus, Ted Wragg Multi-Academy Trust, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) A new research publication underscores the importance of social learning and animal culture in conservation, revealing how a wide range of species, from whales to insects, learn and pass on behaviors such as tool use and foraging. This … Read the full press release
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Tagged animal culture, biodiversity, chimpanzees, conservation, conservation management, cultural rescue, Endangered Species, human-animal interactions, MIGRATION, Philippa Brakes, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, social learning, sperm whales, UN Environment Programme, University of Exeter, wildlife conservation
(IN BRIEF) The AIMMS initiative, a mentorship program designed to support minority women in academic medicine and health sciences, has proven to be an effective tool in breaking down barriers and promoting career advancement. Developed by the University of Southampton … Read the full press release
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Tagged academic medicine, AIMMS Mentoring, Athena Swan, career progression, diversity, Dr. Musarrat Maisha Reza, health inequalities, Health Sciences, leadership, Meena Upadhyaya, mentoring, minority women, Mirembe Woodrow, Nisreen Alwan, PLOS ONE, University of Exeter, University of Southampton
(IN BRIEF) A new study led by the University of Exeter and University College London (UCL) sheds light on the growing issue of ketamine addiction, revealing significant physical and psychological health problems among users, many of whom are unaware of … Read the full press release
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Tagged addiction awareness, addiction treatment, bladder problems, evidence-based therapy, group therapy, healthcare professionals, K-cramps, ketamine abuse, ketamine addiction, ketamine use disorder, nasal issues, National Institute for Health Research, pharmacological interventions, physical health problems, psychological symptoms, treatment barriers, UK drug use, University College London, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) New research from the University of Exeter highlights the vital role of fish in bioturbation, the process of churning and reworking seabed sediments, which is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems and regulating climate change. The study found that … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Atlantic cod, Atlantic hagfish, bioturbation, Blue Marine Foundation, carbon burial, carbon cycle, climate change, Convex Seascape Survey, ecosystem engineers, European eel, fish species, giant skates, halibut, IUCN, marine research, organic carbon, overfishing, seabed ecosystems, sustainability, University of Exeter, vulnerable species
(IN BRIEF) Launching on Earth Day 2025, Perspective Shifts is a new creative research collaboration between the University of Exeter and Falmouth University. Dr Emmylou Rahtz and illustrator Phyllida Bluemel will explore how human perception of scale and awe in … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged artistic research, Arts and Culture Exeter, co-produced art, creativity and ecology, Earth Day 2025, Elze Hesse, Emmylou Rahtz, environment and sustainability, environmental humanities, ESI, Falmouth University, FX Creative Exchange, Hue Lewis-Jones, illustrated publication, interdisciplinary collaboration, nature perception, Penryn campus, perspective shifts, Phyllida Bluemel, research culture, scale and awe, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) This May, Exeter will host the 12th edition of Pint of Science, a national festival that brings research into local pubs. From 19–21 May, scientists from the University of Exeter and the Met Office will present talks across … Read the full press release
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Tagged Bootlegger Exeter, bowel cancer detection, City Gate, diabetes diagnosis, Dr Harry Green, Exeter events, genetic sequencing, Met Office, multi-city event, outreach, Pint of Science, pub quiz, public engagement, regenerative insects, robotics in healthcare, science communication, science for all, science in pubs, UK science festivals, University of Exeter, White Hart Hotel
(IN BRIEF) An international project will investigate the enduring legacy of Radclyffe Hall’s banned novel, The Well of Loneliness. As the centenary of its 1928 UK ban approaches, researchers funded with over £1 million from the AHRC will conduct interviews … Read the full press release
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Tagged AHRC, banned novel, Campbell X, Cardiff Metropolitan, censorship, centenary, Cultural Impact, Harry Ransom Center, heritage, international research, LGBT literature, LGBTQ+ history, oral history, public engagement, Radclyffe Hall, The National Archives, The Well of Loneliness, University of Exeter, University of Loughborough, University of York
(IN BRIEF) Dr Rosie Walker from the University of Exeter’s Psychology department has been honored as an emerging scientific leader under the Academy of Medical Sciences’ largest funding round for early-career researchers, part of a £7.6 million initiative tackling major … Read the full press release
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Tagged Academy of Medical Sciences, addiction, Alzheimer’s disease, Awards, Cancer, climate change impacts, cognitive function, dementia, Dr Rosie Walker, early lecturer, early-career researchers, emerging scientific leader, health challenges, intervention strategies, leadership, mentoring, Obesity, Springboard programme, UK research investment, University of Exeter, £7.6 million funding
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