Professor Samuele Cortese's paper warning that far from being over diagnosed, people with ADHD are waiting too long for assessment, support and treatment was covered by the Press Association. It also featured in the Independent, Daily Mail, the Sun , ITV News, STV, the Express (print), and the Southern Daily Echo. Read our press release.
The Southern Daily Echo featured our story about the topping out ceremony of the new Building 75, featuring pictures of Vice-Chancellor Professor Mark E. Smith alongside SUSU President Emma Brown and other partners. Read our press release.
Professor Jon Copley was the subject of a Sky News feature on being a marine biologist. The article was also carried by Smooth Radio, Heart FM and more than 20 other local radio station websites.
Dr Neil Gostling featured in the Daily Echo and was interviewed on BBC Radio Solent about his part in new Netflix series The Dinosaurs. Read our press release.
Professor Steve Beeby was interviewed by Newstalk (Irish radio) about e-textiles and wearable tech.
Our students' breakthrough in deploying a 'blockchain blackbox' onboard a drone was covered in The Engineer and Southern Daily Echo. Read our press release.
Dame Wendy Hall told BBC Radio Solent the threat that AI will take jobs is "way overhyped" and it will bring benefit to our lives and work.
Professor Joel Smethurst spoke to BBC Online about landslips at Blackgang Chine on the Isle of Wight.
Dr Heather Browning took part in a panel discussion on zoos on BBC Radio 4's Rare Earth and was interviewed on US public radio about whether crustaceans feel pain.
UoS plans to give AI training to students was covered on BBC South breakfast. Read our press release.
The Daily Echo photographed our students at Southampton's 90-year celebratory event of the Spitfire. The paper also captured Dr Ben Littlefield speaking about the link between the University and the plane, and its role in inspiring future generations.
Professor Denise Baden spoke to the Daily Mail about how hairdressers can help tackle climate change.
Professor Andrew Serdy was quoted in an article about the geopolitics of the global ocean treaty in the Financial Times.
Dr David Evans spoke to CBC radio (Canada) about his research into the 66-million-year-old mystery of how our planet transformed from a tropical greenhouse to the ice-capped world of today. Read our press release.
Our Highfield Campus fine dining restaurant, The Blue Room, was featured in industry publication Stir It Up magazine