Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy
The Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy is a vibrant interdisciplinary community, dedicated to delivering world-class education and research that breaks new boundaries and has a positive impact on the world. We work across fundamental sciences, engineering and business to deliver on the University’s Strategy 2030 to create a sustainable, healthy and socially just future. For more information, please visit http://www.exeter.ac.uk/departments/ese/
Recent Submissions
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Labor Unemployment Insurance and Pension Asset Allocations
(Wiley, 2025)This paper examines the effect of unemployment risk on pension investment decisions of defined benefit (DB) pension plans. In particular, we examine whether unemployment insurance benefits affect pension investment ... -
Long-term multi-species demographic studies reveal divergent negative impacts of winter storms on seabird survival
(Wiley / British Ecological Society, 19 November 2024)Understanding storm impacts on marine vertebrate demography requires detailed meteorological data in tandem with long-term population monitoring. Yet most studies use storm proxies such as the North Atlantic Oscillation ... -
False signaling by platform team members and post-campaign venture outcomes: Evidence from an equity crowdfunding platform
(Elsevier, 18 November 2024)In equity crowdfunding (ECF), early investments serve as signals of venture potential to prospective investors, making them more likely to join an offering. We argue that ECF platform team members can exploit this mechanism ... -
Multiple Interacting Photonic Modes in Strongly Coupled Organic Microcavities (dataset)
(University of Exeter, 20 November 2024)This is the dataset used for the Herrera & Barnes (2024) article "Multiple Interacting Photonic Modes in Strongly Coupled Organic Microcavities" published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. -
Variation of the low-mass end of the stellar initial mass function with redshift and metallicity (dataset)
(University of Exeter, 19 November 2024)This is the dataset that was used to produce a paper published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS): Bate (2025, submitted Sept 2024). It contains output from each of the twenty SPH simulations. ...