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 […]
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AHRC IAA: Hosting Henry VIII
Translating research into live experience: how Exeter’s history expertise is helping to bring famous Tudor pageant to life.
ESRC IAA: Developing a National Position on International Law in Cyberspace
Experts have joined forces to address the urgent global challenge of clarifying and applying international law in cyberspace.
Multimillion pound investment to develop hydrogen supercluster
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, […]
ESRC IAA: Education at a Time of Emergency
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.
ESRC IAA: Re-Storying Landscapes Guidance
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.
ESRC IAA: Sensing Nature Guided Walks
Dr Sarah Bell has been working with Forestry England for ‘Sensing Nature’ walks, led by visually impaired guides.
BBC News: Showcasing ancient rock art
Prof José Iriarte has been working with Lastjourney, a Colombian-English research collaboration, to showcase ancient rock art from the western Amazon area.
IAA Funding: £1.8 million for 2022-2025
The University of Exeter has been awarded more than £1.8 million to accelerate University of Exeter bright ideas into global opportunities!
MRC CiC: The Citizen Phage Library project
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 […]