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The University of Exeter’s Strategy 2030 builds on the Environment and Climate Emergency declaration and commits the University to leading meaningful action against the climate emergency and ...

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The fire safety team are responsible for ensuring the university meets its statutory and legal duties with regards to fire safety. This includes undertaking fire risk assessments for all university ...

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Explores the process of devolving powers to Cornwall. A seven-point plan is proposed to extend Cornwall’s powers relating to housing, protections for the Cornish language and Cornish national minority ...

The Nano Engineering Science and Technology (NEST) Group's research focus is on the design and fabrication of novel electronic, photonic and magnetic materials and devices, the understanding, via ...

Michael Ireland, Lucy Ellis, Institute of Cornish Studies. Using qualitative and quantitative methods, this study aims to answer questions on the inter-relatedness that is perceived to exist between ...

As of June 2019 the current contribution of the Cornish marine sector to the local economy is estimated to be £1.1bn, an increase from the £500m identified in 2008 by our project partners and shown ...