Our research impact
Uniting research disciplines, the University of Southampton aims to solve pressing global challenges. Our work ranges from enhancing cancer treatments to revolutionising renewable energy and defeating COVID-19. Uncover our multidisciplinary approach to a better future.
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Studying marine animals to evaluate sulphur reduction methods in shipping
A team of Southampton researchers is part of a Europe-wide project to assess whether measures taken by shipping companies to cut air pollution are working or just moving the problem elsewhere. -
Using chemistry to see the invisible
A chemistry research project is making new advances in detecting cancer cells that currently can't be seen. -
Improving maternal and neonatal health in India
Global health experts at Southampton are working with government to improve survival rates for expectant mothers and newborns. Their findings are influencing policy. -
Eliminating cloud shadow impact on Earth observation imagery
Project will improve quality of airborne data used in forestry, agriculture and environmental monitoring. -
Putting quantum computing in the palm of your hand
Physicists from the University of Southampton have secured investment for their ground-breaking, miniature quantum device. -
Giving children and young people a voice in city culture
Through the Connecting Culture research project, Southampton City Council will plan cultural activities for children and young people by drawing on their real-life experiences. -
Making sense of data legislation
Southampton IT law expert helps organisations comply with data protection regulations while finding ways to innovate with anonymisation. -
Curbing the impact of aircraft noise
A new project aims to mitigate the effect of increasing air traffic on people on the ground. -
Using culture and heritage to regenerate towns
A multi-disciplinary research team from Southampton is exploring the role of the 'Towns Fund' in regenerating towns’ economies through the creative, cultural and heritage industries. -
Enhancing astronaut health and helping physiotherapists consult during COVID
Health researchers share their insights to support both astronauts in space and people on Earth. -
Making offshore carbon storage safe
A team of researchers in Southampton played a key role in a European project to determine the viability of safely and securely storing carbon offshore. -
Helping families affected by Imprisonment for Public Protection sentencing
A Southampton law researcher is helping penal organisations and charities better support the loved ones of people serving indeterminate prison sentences.