New blog post from @thentrythis.social.thentrythis.org.ap.brid.gy: Latest developments of their Open Source air pollution sensor and my interviews with the communities who trialled it.
thentrythis.org/notes/2025/1...
New blog post from @thentrythis.social.thentrythis.org.ap.brid.gy: Latest developments of their Open Source air pollution sensor and my interviews with the communities who trialled it.
thentrythis.org/notes/2025/1...
New Paper Published! 📚
We’ve developed a novel approach for estimating exposure to land cover at the LSOA level, designed to reduce exposure misclassification.
Read more here: www.ecehh.org/news/mapping...
@ecehh.org
@renewbiodiversity.bsky.social
Ghosts of Air Quality: Past, Present & Future
Explore Exeter’s air quality stories on a free literary heritage walk!
📍 Cathedral Close
🕒 3 PM & 5 PM
Reserve your spot:
3 PM 👉 lnkd.in/ey4vQ7jv
5 PM 👉 lnkd.in/eKXghmCQ
Funder: @gw4alliance.bsky.social Air Network
@ecehh.org
#ExeterEvents #AirQuality
A photograph of restored peatland on Dartmoor, the image contains two sections of immersed peatland and a view of hills in the distance.
A photograph of sundew a small but carnivorous red and orange plant with sticky protruding glands that catch insects. This plant is often found in peatland. Photograph by Rose Ferraby
Bogs. Quagmires. Peatlands. Squidgy worlds full of beginnings and endings.
Inspired by bogs, we hope our poetry & creative approaches will help you get stuck into understanding & caring for #peatlands.
Discover the squelchy world of 'BogTalk' below.
renewbiodiversity.org.uk/bog-talk-poe...
Monitoring air quality with the help of dodos?
Dr Jo Garrett and Dr Hanbin Zhang explain all from a "lively and meaningful collaboration between scientists, artists, and the public – bringing together different ways of seeing and sensing the city’s air."
www.ecehh.org/news/sensing...
A study led by researchers from the University of Exeter, Cornwall has found that more than a third of children don’t play outdoors after school and one in five don’t at weekends, raising concerns about children’s physical and mental health.
@ecehh.org
Join myself and others in Exeter, alongside artist Steve McCracken, for a curated trail of art and science. Get real time insights into pollution while spotting new artworks of birds. @ecehh.org
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/walking-to...
We're excited to share highlights from ICEP 2025!
Our team explored nature and wellbeing across diverse themes – from climate action to sustainable design at an event that:
"Emphasised the role of architecture, design, and urban planning."
ecehh.org/news/icep-environment-health-conference/
Atlantic Bluefin tuna are back in UK waters, but we still don’t exactly know what they are eating.
Support crucial marine research to help uncover the secrets of their diet and secure their future.
To find out more: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/atlantic-b...
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poster for event at the university of exeter. the talk is titled 'chaning the soundtrack of the ocean' and is by professor steve simpson.
Join our CEC seminar for an exciting talk from Professor Steve Simpson, on 'Changing the Soundtrack of the Ocean'! 🐠🪸🔊
🗓️ Thursday 17th July 2025
📍 Exchange Lecture Theatre, Penryn Campus
⏰ 1pm, (in-person only)
@uniexecec.bsky.social @cornwall.exeter.ac.uk
🦑🧪🌐🌍
job advert for postdoctoral research associate
job advert for postdoctoral research associate, working with dr matthew witt on the subsea soundscape project
Fancy a role with us at @exeter.ac.uk ?
We're hiring a postdoctoral research associate to support the work of @drmjwitt.bsky.social on the Subsea Soundscape (S3) project.
🗓️ Application deadline: Monday 7th July 2025.
🦑🌍🌐🧪🌊🐟 #academicsky #jobsky
🌊 Wild swimming is irresistible right now! 🌞🏊♀️
But do swimmers experience infections more often than non-swimmers? To find out, we need YOU 🙋♀️ 🙋♂️
If you've swum in the past 2 weeks, we want to hear from you
👉 bit.ly/freshwater-s...
@watershed-i.bsky.social @sascampaigns.bsky.social
Now featured in a @uniofexeternews.bsky.social piece after taking part in the @royalsociety.org Pairing Scheme. I was paired with my local MP Jayne Kirkham to explore how research and policy can work together.
Read more: news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-h...
@ecehh.org @cornwall.exeter.ac.uk
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Photo of the side of a train with a red stripe
View of Vilnius city at dusk. Featuring an old tall ornate building in the centre of the photo
And last two trains today from Warsaw to Vilnius. Eleven trains in total from Cornwall, UK to Vilnius, Lithuania in 8 days to the International Conference on Environmental Psychology!
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Photo showing a column in the centre of a square on the left hand side and a large orange palace from the middle to the right hand side
Photo of castle square from above with a column in the centre of a square surrounded by old buildings
Photo of a glass and a bottle of Polish cider on a table
Second to last stop- from Berlin to Warsaw! I even found some cider!
13.06.2025 20:34 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
View along the river Spree to a domed building
View of street art on the Berlin Wall. First picture is of trees
The Brandenburg gate. A tall stone arch with 6 columns
From Cologne to Berlin.
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Front of a white train pulling into a station
Gothic cathedral looking up
Steps with lavender planted at one end on the steps themselves
Green space with a pool in front with decorative blocks
Short hop from Brussels to Cologne on an ICE train. Cologne has a huge cathedral and some very nice public spaces.
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Picture of the Eurostar train
Photo from above, showing street flanked by tall white buildings towards a cathedral
Today I made it from Devon, UK to Brussels and enjoyed a rooftop drink in the centre of Brussels :-)
08.06.2025 19:13 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
View of green train looking down the carriage
Today I started my journey to the International Conference on Environmental Psychology! From Cornwall, UK to Vilnius, Lithuania by train! First stop, Devon!
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How do you build effective relationships between scientists and politicians? Dr Jo Garrett shares insights from a @royalsociety.org programme aiming to do just that.
And as one speaker reminds us, “don’t be surprised when politicians act politically.”
ecehh.org/news/experience-royal-society/
How can environmental sensors boost health at home? A new illustrated guide collates a decade of research findings to explore that question.
"It’s been a lot of fun bringing these topics to life and we hope others find it a useful resource too.”
ecehh.org/news/sensor-health/
On 22nd May, International Day for Biological Diversity, we'll be launching the latest report from our WHO Collaborating Centre on Natural Environments and Health providing an introduction to #NatureBasedSolutions and Health
Sign up for the launch webinar (10-12 CEST) here: lnkd.in/eq8wUHjh
Text states "the creative researcher" with a photo of Chloe underneath, a woman with curly hair and a cream jumper
ECEHH researcher Dr Chloe Asker has launched a new podcast!
📢 In this series, Chloe will explore creative and arts-based approaches to research, impact, and dissemination.
🎧 Listen to the introduction to the creative researcher podcast here: lnkd.in/ezYJFSCT
SWME Seals Webinar 2025 promotional graphic. Text announces a free online event on 16th April 2025 (18:00-19:30 BST) about seals in South-West England, featuring expert speakers. Includes logos of several groups speaking at the event, and a QR code link to tickets.
SWME Seals webinar: 16th April 2025, 18:00-19:30 BST
Join this fantastic FREE online event, part of the South West Marine Ecosystems (SWME) webinar series, to gain incredible insights all about these amazing marine mammals in Southwest England. 🦑🦭🧪🌍
Tickets - www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/swme-seals...
Check out our Lecturer Dr Lewis Elliott talking about wild swimming on @itvnews.bsky.social
www.itv.com/watch/news/n...
Dr Lewis Elliott lifts the lid on the biggest survey of open-water swimmers to date in this brilliant new article for @uk.theconversation.com.
How might wild swimming deliver its wellbeing benefits? The answer could lie in "enhanced feelings of freedom..."
theconversation.com/why-wild-swi...
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We had our last morning at the @royalsociety.org today, learning about different ways we can engage with Parliament #PairingScheme25
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Had a fascinating first day on the @royalsociety.org #PairingScheme25 with a morning at the very grand Royal Society and an afternoon at Defra!
24.03.2025 18:31 — 👍 9 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0This is where I'll be next week!
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Funded #PhD opportunity (home & international students). Start September 2025.
Join us @exeter.ac.uk @ecehh.bsky.social for a 4-year funded PhD project looking how #ClimateChange impacts on the #MentalHealth of #Parents and carers.
www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
