Our research impact

Changing the way we measure ocean acidification.

Enabling UK rail infrastructure to become more sustainable.

Next generation e-textile development to improve health and leisure

Brake pad emissions can be more toxic than diesel exhaust.

Researchers at Southampton are working with low-income fishing communities in India to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect biodiversity in the oceans.

Tangible solutions to reduce carbon emissions and protect green spaces

Pioneering research from a Southampton respiratory physician and clinical professor has transformed our understanding of air pollution from a respiratory issue to a central public health challenge.

Mapping seagrass in the Western Indian Ocean to boost conservation efforts

Future-proofing railway embankments from the impacts of climate change.

Working with local people to improve their understanding of the climate crisis on their health and wellbeing.

Research group WorldPop, based at Southampton, is developing maps which can be used to predict the impact of climate change on the distribution of Earth’s population by the end of the century. The maps will provide detailed pictures of humanity by 2100, including predicted population sizes, ages and genders.

Sensors under railway lines provide crucial data to help tackle trouble spots, saving cash and carbon.