News tagged with: research
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Professor Nikolaos Tzokas, Charles Dorr, Professor Georgy Shapiro, Professor Simon Payne, Ben Rhodes (Devon and Cornwall Business Council), Professor Sheena Asthana, Professor Jingjing Xu]()
Institute aims to engage business and policy chiefs with leading research
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: A research institute which will encourage business leaders and policy makers to use world-leading expertise to inform their decision making has been launched by the ҹèÊÓƵ
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Creation of ‘micro muscles’ aids better understanding of muscle efficiency
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: Support that has enabled a biomedical scientist to return to research after a career break has allowed him to create muscle cells which he is using to test muscle efficiency
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Film supports young children of parents with Parkinson’s disease
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: As more people have children later in life, so more younger children are affected by a parent with Parkinson's disease. A new film will address the issues for teachers and professionals who interact with children
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![The Atlantic storms of 2013-2014 were some of the largest on record, and we were there measuring their effect on the British coastline. Our LIDAR tower can be seen on the seawall in this image capturing the impact of this huge wave.]()
Beaches devastated by extreme storms showing little signs of recovery, study shows
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: Beaches left decimated by the severe winter of 2013/14 have still not recovered almost three years later, according to new research led by the ҹèÊÓƵ
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Study examines challenges facing refugee artisans displaced by civil war in Syria
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: The impact of forced displacement on Syria’s traditional crafts and cultural heritage is to be analysed in new research undertaken by the ҹèÊÓƵ
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Experts secure £5 million grant to protect and enhance the South West's 'natural capital'
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: The University partners with Exeter and the ҹèÊÓƵ Marine Laboratory on a new NERC project focused upon the natural capital of the South West
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Comic Relief extends funding for enterprise project in Kenya
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: The ҹèÊÓƵ is looking to expand its work supporting farmers and families in rural Kenya after receiving a second grant from Comic Relief, taking the total received to more than £1.2 million over four years
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![EpSMon, the epilepsy self-monitoring app developed by a South West partnership including the University, is to join the NHS Innovation Accelerator programme]()
Epilepsy self-monitoring app joins the NHS Innovation Accelerator programme
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: An award-winning app which helps those with epilepsy to self-monitor their condition, and which has been developed by ҹèÊÓƵ University and partners, is to join the NHS Innovation Accelerator programme
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ҹèÊÓƵ Babylab celebrates ten years of enhancing understanding of child development
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: The ҹèÊÓƵ Babylab, a research facility established to generate greater understanding of our earliest childhood developments, is marking ten years of working with families in ҹèÊÓƵ
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ҹèÊÓƵ study demonstrates potential support for ban on microbeads in cosmetics
ҹèÊÓƵ news: Public awareness regarding the presence of microbeads within personal care products is lacking in some areas but there is strong support for their inclusion being banned, according to new research
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![Left to right - Councillor Ian Bowyer, Leader of ҹèÊÓƵ City Council; Miki Kitamura, Asahi Shimbun Social Welfare Organisation; Tracey Lee, Chief Executive of ҹèÊÓƵ City Council; Ian Sherriff of ҹèÊÓƵ University; Professor Judith Petts CBE, Vice Chancellor of ҹèÊÓƵ; Masahiko Yamamoto, Asahi Shimbun Social Welfare Organisation, Osaka Office Manager, and; Tomohiro Hamada, Asahi Shimbun Life and Culture News Section, Staff Writer]()
Japanese media visit dementia-friendly ҹèÊÓƵ
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: ҹèÊÓƵ University was just one of the organisations in the city visited by a group from Japan, who wanted to find out more about how the city has become dementia-friendly
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Study aims to improve understanding of rip currents
ҹèÊÓƵ University news: A potential link between breaking waves and the life-threatening dangers posed by rip currents has been revealed in new research involving the Universities of ҹèÊÓƵ and Southampton
