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More than £7m funding boost for Exeter experts researching women’s reproductive health
More than £7 million in new funding will boost research into women’s reproductive health, after a series of grants were awarded to University of Exeter researchers.
New UK-developed test can help predict who will develop type 1 diabetes and unlock treatment
A new test that uses genetics to help predict who is at high risk of developing type 1 diabetes is now publicly available for the first time.
Finding inspiration on the path to a research career
We hear from medical student Ife Aderinto about the challlenges and rewards on the path to a research career.
Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Summer School 2024
A summer school designed for anyone with an interest in PPIE and embedding patient and public involvement in their work and research.
Understanding genetic risk could save sight and predict multiple sclerosis earlier in young people
Lifetime achievement award in double win for Exeter diabetes professor
International accolades for Prof Noel Morgan in recognition of his contribution to progress in understanding type 1 diabetes.
£4.3million funding for world-leading research into severe mental illness
UKRI funding will progress understanding, diagnosis and treatment of severe mental illness through a new Mental Health Platform Research Hub.
Closing the gap: building equality, diversity and inclusion into our training recruitment process
Building equality, diversity and inclusion into our recruitment process as we develop the next generation of translational researchers.
Nearly £5 million from Wellcome to improve type 2 diabetes diagnosis in diverse populations
New Wellcome funding will help researchers understand and develop better blood tests to diagnose type 2 diabetes.
Top academics join University of Exeter as part of neuroscience expansion
Leading neuroscientists will soon be joining our team of world-leading Neurodegeneration researchers.
Playing an instrument linked to better brain health in older adults
Neurodegeneration research shows that engaging in music throughout life is associated with better brain health in older age.
Long term high blood sugar can cause upper limb problems including frozen shoulder
New research reveals link between high blood sugar and upper limb problems including frozen shoulder and carpal tunnel syndrome.