We bring together researchers with expertise across the themes of health and medicine, living systems, disruptive life technologies, and insights through data. We have an established reputation for working collaboratively, taking disruptive approaches and risk through interdisciplinary team science.
Our aim is to take a strategic approach to building connected networks with interdisciplinary collaboration at the heart of the life sciences community. Our mission is to facilitate fusions of expertise in research and education from a range of disciplines to broaden scientific opportunities and address key issues in health, society, and enterprise.
The excitement and creativity we generate by bringing together colleagues from across the University is a huge benefit to our research to promote health and well-being with and for young people. Game designers, geographers, biologists, clinicians, anthropologists and psychologists, amongst many others, all contribute to life science research as part of the IfLS.
Interdisciplinary research is the only way to identify targeted efficient treatments and sensitive biomarkers for a complex disease as dementia
Life Sciences are central to our wellbeing, the economy, and the protection of an environment critical to our survival. The University of Southampton is at the forefront of approaches to address these global challenges.
We focus on bold, interdisciplinary approaches to science. We bring together researchers from different fields to explore new technologies and develop fresh ways of thinking about the life sciences. Our work spans a wide range of areas, including medicine, environmental change, technological innovation, and broader social contexts.
Life Sciences Building (85), Highfield Campus, University of Southampton, SO17 1BJ
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