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Could reviving frozen microbes benefit health?

9 Apr 2025

Novel study explores implications of bringing microbial communities back to life from frozen archives.

A blug gloved hand holds a petri dish with brown microbes growing in it. News

Wild swimming boosts mental health more than open air pools

25 Mar 2025

Research spanning 19 countries suggests natural settings can enhance the effects of swimming outdoors.

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Centre researcher joins UK Parliament for the week

24 Mar 2025

Dr Jo Garrett joins Parliament and the world of politics this week as part of the annual Royal Society Pairing Scheme.

Big Ben, the clock of the house of commons, is seen at dusk with the blurred lights of car passing in front. News

Can nature help to ‘hack yourself healthy’?

18 Mar 2025

TV presenter Julia Bradbury recently took a closer look at the Centre's research for her upcoming book.

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Watching nature scenes can reduce pain, new study shows

13 Mar 2025

Neuroimaging research reveals virtual nature can ease pain – by reducing the brain activity linked to pain perception.

A white VR headset sits on a plain white table with a stylised view of a forest shown on its front face. News

Conference funding brings new opportunities for students

5 Mar 2025

University of Exeter alumnus, Roger de Freitas, has pledged new bursary support to help our MSc students attend vital conferences.

A man stands on a small stage with a microphone talking to a crowd. The image is taken from the crowd with silhouettes of people's heads. News
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