Our research impact

A team of researchers, led by Dankmar Böhning and supported by Rattana Lerdsuwansri and Patarawan Sangnawakij from Thammasat University, has developed a powerful new method to measure the effectiveness of contact-tracing efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand.

World-leading Southampton research into Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) is enabling earlier
diagnosis and access to treatment of young children with the disease.

The lives of millions of women and girls worldwide are being improved thanks to Southampton research on young adolescent pregnancy and maternal health.

Data science and, computer-aided design informed by local needs and skills help academic team to do prosthetics differently.

Spectroscopy research targets infection - quickly and accurately

Southampton’s LifeLab goes global as academics find new ways to help young people across the world live a long and healthy life.

At a time where the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis are continuing to have an impact, Southampton research is ensuring that the voices of those at threat of losing their homes are heard.

Dr Kate Hough encouraged local communities to look after their hearing.

Southampton research is helping uncover a hidden homelessness crisis in rural England.

Navigating the UK asylum system can negatively impact the mental health of young people seeking asylum. However, unaccompanied minors rarely have their voice heard.

University researchers have conducted focus groups with young people to understand the different factors that play a role in their food choices.

Innovative molecular imaging by Southampton researchers is shedding light on the interaction of pharmaceutical drugs with the gut microbiome and the repercussions this has on health and wellbeing.