Friday, 6 November 2026Read the signal. Shape what comes next.
Higher Ed Signal
Get the Signal Brief
The clock tower of the University of Exeter rising above a brick building, with yellow daffodils in the foreground under a clear blue sky.

Institutional development · Research, innovation and assessment · United Kingdom

Exeter-led £20 million research hub to create ten brain health clinics on dementia risk

The University of Exeter is leading a £20 million research hub that will set up ten brain health clinics intended to help the National Health Service (NHS) reduce dementia risk.

Photo: Myself, Benjamin Evans / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

Why it matters: The University of Exeter leads a £20 million hub that will set up ten brain health clinics intended to help the NHS reduce dementia risk.

The University of Exeter said it is leading a research hub worth £20 million.

According to the university, the hub will create ten brain health clinics.

The university said the clinics are intended to help the NHS reduce the risk of dementia.

Editor’s view

Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor

The University of Exeter leads the £20 million hub, and if the plan proceeds as announced, ten brain health clinics will be created to help the NHS reduce dementia risk.

Keep reading

See all