The University of Southampton has established a number of multidisciplinary research groups that we call USRGs (University Strategic Research Groups) to develop cross-faculty, multidisciplinary initiatives. The USRGs address key national and international priority research areas towards understanding and alleviating some of society's global challenges, including climate change, population growth, ensuring energy and food supply, a healthy ageing of citizens and lifestyle diseases.
About us
Our University Strategic Research Groups create synergies between our exciting and diverse research disciplines to make a significant contribution towards understanding and alleviating some of society's major challenges.
Multidisciplinary Research Week 2013
Thank you to everyone who particpated in Multidisciplinary Research Week 2013, it was a great success! For videos and interviews from the week visit our Multimedia section.
University Strategic Research Groups (USRGs)
Visit our University Strategic Research Groups section for more in depth information on our 11 USRGs and 2 Institutes, including upcoming events and latest news.
Multidisciplinary Research Blog
The Multidisciplinary blog at Southampton brings you the very latest news, discussions and opportunities in cross-disciplinary research at the University of Southampton.
CII Blog
The following is a blog page which brings you all the latest news, discussions and opportunities within the Computationally Intensive Imaging USRG.
WFRC Blog
The following is a blog page which brings you all the latest news, discussions and opportunities within the Work Futures USRG.
Early Career Researchers
Early career researchers from across the University of Southampton are working with each multidisciplinary group (USRGs & Institutes) to help facilitate and promote multidisciplinary research excellence.
Multidisciplinary Seminar Series
The aim of the Multidisciplinary Research Seminar Series is to bring together a wide range of people from across the university to gain a deeper understanding of multidisciplinary research and how this approach provides a significant contribution towards advancing our understanding of today's pressing global challenges.
