Doctoral College
The University of Exeter Doctoral College brings together institution-wide support, training, and administration for all of our postgraduate and early career researchers. The Doctoral College works across all six academic Colleges within the University as well as key Professional Services, to ensure that postgraduate and early career researchers have an outstanding start to their research careers. It is world-class research hub, committed to a vibrant research culture and community, to sector-leading training and development, and to providing outstanding facilities and resources. For more information, please visit https://www.exeter.ac.uk/doctoralcollege
Recent Submissions
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Mind the Generational Gap? Exploration of the Expression of Mental Wellbeing / Distress and Help seeking Behaviours by Mothers and their daughters of East African Descent in UK: a Mixed Methods Study.
(University of Exeter School of Life and Health Sciences, 22 July 2024)Mind the Generational Gap? Exploration of the Expression of Mental Wellbeing / Distress and Help seeking Behaviours by Mothers and their daughters of East African Descent in UK: a Mixed Methods Study. ABSTRACT ... -
Nonlinear optics in two-dimensional systems at the strong coupling regime
(University of Exeter Physics and Astronomy, 29 July 2024)Atomically thin transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDC) are a class of materials with chemical structure MX2 composed of one atom from a transition metal (M) and two atoms (X) of the chalcogen group (group VI of periodic ... -
Evolution in the Face of Spatial Heterogeneity
(University of Exeter Physics and Astronomy, 29 July 2024)Populations experience selection pressures which are heterogeneous over space, yet when modelling evolution there are often assumptions employed in the literature which act to reduce the impact of such spatial heterogeneities. ... -
The causes and consequences of personality variation in the red cherry shrimp, Neocaridina heteropoda.
(University of Exeter Biological Sciences, 22 July 2024)Behaviour is arguably the most flexible aspect of the phenotype. It is also an important determinant for vital components of fitness including survival, reproduction, and growth. When the local environment is changeable, ... -
Healing in Your Own Words; Self-Compassionate Writing for Post-Traumatic Growth
(University of Exeter Psychology, 21 June 2024)In the context of the UK National Health System (NHS) experiencing high demand for mental health support with limited-resources, alongside many individuals experiencing trauma-related distress, there is a growing need for ...