University of Exeter joins consortium in major research grant for Cornwall and the South West
Experts from the University of Exeter are part of a consortium that has been awarded funding for a £3m research project from Innovate UK and BBSRC.
Exeter professor Roy Sambles is new president of Institute of Physics
Professor Roy Sambles has today (Thursday, October 1) taken up his position as the new president of the Institute of Physics (IOP).
Exeter geographer contributes to new exhibition of unique black pigment, Bideford Black
An exhibition at a Devon gallery provides a surprising take on a traditional material.
Cacti among world’s most threatened species
Thirty-one percent of cactus species are threatened with extinction.
Faerie Land exhibition to transform University of Exeter Forum
A groundbreaking exhibition inspired by the prominent English Renaissance poet Michael Drayton will open to the public in the Forum on 7 October 2015
Edible love gifts may influence female behaviour, suggests cricket study
Edible gifts given by male crickets to their female partners during mating contain unique proteins which could affect the females’ behaviour.
Vice-Chancellor talks for all colleagues this October
The Vice-Chancellor will be hosting all staff talks between 26 October and 4 November.
Rare bats win lottery boost
The Devon Greater Horseshoe Bat Project has received a grant via the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Help us to improve internal communications
An online questionnaire and discussion groups are asking University staff to share their thoughts about the way we communicate internally and what we can do to improve.
Sea turtles face plastic pollution peril
All seven species of marine turtles can ingest or become entangled in the discarded debris that currently litters the oceans.
Manage family farms like football clubs to survive in tough world market
Exeter researcher Prof Lobley calls farmers to learn from football clubs
University of Exeter experts speak at UK’s first Global Wave Conference
Dr Ian Ashton will speak on measuring the impact of marine renewable energy at the Global Wave Conference this week.
Insight into hypoglycaemia funded by Diabetes UK
Diabetes UK funds research into insulin awareness to help diabetes suffers better recognise hypos
Exeter Physicist wins prestigious early career researcher award
A leading physicist from the University of Exeter has received a national award for pioneering research contributions in the field of quantum physics.
Sitting for long periods not bad for health
There’s no harm in sitting down, say researchers
Exeter celebrates the world’s first programmer and women in science
Ada Lovelace Day is an international celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
Greenland’s ice sheet plumbing system revealed
Pioneering new research sheds light on the impact of climate change on subglacial lakes found under the Greenland ice sheet.
University of Exeter announces key senior management appointments
The University of Exeter is pleased to announce today a number of key appointments to its Senior Management team.
University of Exeter retains top 10 status in THE "Table of Tables"
The University of Exeter has retained its top 10 position in the Times Higher Education “Table of Tables”, announced today (October 15).
Exeter projects part of £21 million ‘Engineering Grand Challenges’ research announcement
Three new research programmes, led by or featuring the University of Exeter, that aim to tackle some of the major challenges facing science and engineering have been announced.
Research reveals how global warming will impact Earth’s carbon cycle
New findings reveals how global warming will feedback on the carbon cycle and lead to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
New Observatory opened at Exeter University Physics Department
The newly refurbished University of Exeter Observatory has been opened ready for student teaching.
From Doorstep to Texas, University theatre project gains global recognition
A local theatre project based in Torbay has gained international recognition, thanks to one of its founders from the University of Exeter.
Prawns reveal the secrets of innovation
If necessity is the mother invention, who is the mother of necessity?
National award recognises Exeter's continued commitment to equality
A prestigious national award scheme has recognised the University of Exeter’s College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Science’s dedication to gender equality.
National Genetic Diabetes Nurse project wins Diabetes Quality in Care Award
A nurse training initiative developed by a team at the University of Exeter Medical School and the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital to improve diagnosis of monogenic diabetes has won a national award for its contribution to diabetes care.
Exeter PHD Students awarded Library of Congress fellowship
Two University of Exeter postgraduates have won the opportunity to enhance their research at the largest library in the world, the Library of Congress in Washington DC, USA.
Flying ants mate close to home and produce inbred offspring
Ant queens stay close to home in their hunt for a mate and as a result produce thousands of inbred offspring, a study led by a University of Exeter biologist has found.
Signs of faster ageing process identified through gene research
New research has shed light on the molecular changes that occur in our bodies as we age.
Innovative science and engineering research facility launched at Penryn Campus
A pioneering new research facility that brings together business, science, and engineering has been officially launched at the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus, Cornwall.
LEP appoints three new Board members
Professor Mark Goodwin has been appointed as a non-executive director for The Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Exeter launches humanities festival with a touch of magic
The University of Exeter will launch a national humanities festival with a touch of magic this year as experts and academics come together to discuss our modern view of the mystical.
Females more promiscuous in colder climates, says insect study
Females have more sexual partners when they live in colder climates and are happier being monogamous when it is hotter, a study into the behaviour of insects has found.
Exeter scientists receive the latest NERC funding for strategic research
University of Exeter researchers are pleased to be among the recipients of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) highlight topics grants – one of the new ways in which NERC is funding strategic research.
Exeter professor joins international experts on Global Council on Brain Health
Professor Linda Clare, Leader of the Centre for Research in Ageing and Cognitive Health (REACH) in Psychology at the University of Exeter, has been appointed to the Governance Committee of the Global Council on Brain Health (GCBH).
Over 100 PhD studentships available for 2016 entry
The University of Exeter is looking to build on its success in the Times Higher Education world university rankings and Research Excellence Framework, by offering over 100 funded PhD studentships for 2016 entry.
SETsquared named as best university incubator in Europe for third time
SETsquared has been ranked as the top university business incubator in Europe for the third year running.
Common lizards under threat from climate change
A new study has demonstrated that lizards do not cope well with the climate predicted for the year 2100.
Fellow appointments recognise Social Science excellence
Two leading academics from diverse fields at the University of Exeter have been appointed as Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences.
Professor Fleming receives prestigious award
Professor Lora Fleming received the prestigious Bruun Medal last week, recognising her outstanding work in the field of oceans and human health.
Exeter Professor wins prestigious global award
A leading Professor at the University of Exeter has been recognised by receiving the most prestigious European award in her field.
Impactful research shortlisted in-line for national award
A research-driven project which means South West patients with long-term health conditions are getting to see health experts when they need to has been shortlisted by the British Society for Rheumatology in its Best Practice Awards.
Exeter climbs up global 100 for Life Sciences
The University of Exeter has cemented its position among the very best universities in the world for Life Sciences.
New guidelines hope to improve decision making
New guidance released this week aims to help authorities make better evidence-based decisions about health and social care.
Moth and butterfly species respond differently to climate change
New research shows that certain species of moths and butterflies differ in how they respond to climate change.
