The research institutes and groups at the University of Southampton are among the best in Europe. Our experts cover a range of different disciplines, giving you a wide choice of specific topics from single subject areas.
We explore the science and real-world application of acoustics. Our research includes underwater acoustics, aeroacoustics, and virtual acoustics.
The Active Living research group aims to enable lifelong active living through enhancing movement and general health.
We are dedicated to exploring advanced applications of cutting-edge optical fibres, with a special emphasis on hollow core fibres. These fibres are designed and fabricated by the Zepler Institute Hollow Core Fibre group, while our group focuses on as...
Advanced Laser Laboratory is a joint TRUMPF Lasers UK (formerly SPI Lasers) and Optoelectronics Research Center (ORC) lab. The group is led by Dr C Codemard (TRUMPF) and Professor M N Zervas (ORC), embedded in the ORC, addressing fundamental fibre la...
We are a community of academic experts and industry leaders working in collaboration with project professionals and research bodies for the advancement of project management knowledge and practice. Our focus is on people, technology and processes.
The Advanced Solid-State Sources group develops novel approaches for scaling output power from lasers for use in a variety of applications including industrial manufacturing, medicine and defence.
Our group undertakes top-class research on fundamental fluid dynamics, applied aerodynamics, flow control, flight dynamics and aeroacoustics.
We research health issues and care systems that affect quality of life in old age. Our solutions help people stay healthy and independent for as long as possible.
We research the science and engineering of complex systems. We focus on areas including human-machine teams and human-in-the-loop interaction.
The Applied Economics group produces innovative research that furthers and deepens our understanding of economic behaviour and global economic challenges, that informs and influences economic policy.
We focus on mathematical modelling and mathematical physics, and investigate everything from neutron stars to superfluids.
Our group covers a wide range of fundamental and applied research in space physics and spacecraft engineering.
Our research aims to better understand the nature of cosmic objects and the life cycle of stars including the impact of surrounding galaxies.
ACoRNS is a research-practice partnership that aims to improve the lives of autistic children and adults through addressing questions that matter to practice and enabling autistic voices by applying creative methods.
The Bioarchaeology and Osteoarchaeology at Southampton (BOS) research group brings together human osteoarchaeology and zooarchaeology.
Our research focuses on the application of engineering principles and life sciences. We're exploring ways to solve problems across topics such as biology, medicine and healthcare.
We provide state-of-the-art facilities, research and diagnostic services in high quality, high resolution light and electron microscopy, with a special emphasis on 3D imaging.
Technological advances have allowed scientists to gather large amounts of data about a vast array of species, organisms and single cells. Our researchers are using mathematical modelling, machine learning and other algorithms to extract information ...
Our research aims to find sustainable solutions for people living with bladder and bowel leakage problems to improve their quality of life.
We explore new technologies and treatments to promote the repair and regeneration of bones and cartilage. Our research cuts across the boundaries of the biological, medical and physical sciences.
A brilliant team who collaborate to deliver innovative discovery cancer science and patient benefit.
We research how cells become specialised, communicate with each other and respond to the environment, leading to an impact on the development of cancer, neurological diseases and the function of the immune system.
We utilise, develop, and apply experimental methods to study key questions in the behavioural and social sciences. We engage with societal challenges via research, consultancy, policy outreach, and training postgraduate students, early-career researc...
We undertake interdisciplinary research involving scientists and clinicians. Through worldwide collaborations, we combine our expertise to understand and develop potential new treatments for cancer.
We promote the application of psychology to improve health and wellbeing, and to alleviate or prevent health problems, in clinical and non-clinical populations.
Our multi-disciplinary research responds to the breadth of defence and security requirements, delivering leading edge capability to both government and to our industrial partners.
We carry out interdisciplinary research on the conditions of achieving democratic futures, ranging from conceptual debates to challenges of institutional innovation and public policy. We provide a forum to share ideas and information, supporting each...
Our research characterises how the environment during human development contributes to risk of chronic disease, underpinning resilience to challenges in later life.
The Centre for Digital Finance is at the forefront of understanding the complex inter-relationship between finance and emerging transformational technologies.
The UoS Centre for Eastern European and Eurasian Studies is an interdisciplinary research centre dedicated to advancing knowledge of a complex region that has been of key significance in shaping both historical and contemporary developments across th...
Our aim is to enhance understanding of the growing challenges that corporations, financial markets and banks are facing in developing national and global landscapes.
The political salience of England and British identities was evident in recent elections and referenda. The centre explores both the formation and meaning of these identities and England’s local and national governance.
We bring together expertise working on flexible, stretchable functional materials for electronic systems.
The Centre fosters cutting-edge collaborative research in geometry, topology, homotopy theory, noncommutative geometry and group theory and provides a focal point for interdisciplinary applications in modern data science.
Global Constitutionalism is an interdisciplinary field of study that draws on insights from politics, law, international relations, political theory, and philosophy to study the basic laws and norms of the international system.
CGE (Centre for Global Englishes) produces and disseminates research on the linguistic and sociocultural dimensions of global uses and users of English (Global Englishes), and on English as a Lingua Franca in particular. The centre provides a forum f...
GHaP aims to be a central focus of social science related global health research within the School of Social, Economic and Political Sciences and the whole of the University of Southampton.
Our research areas are: Optimizing Treatment and Behaviours; Novel Medical Devices and Systems; Community Health and Wellness; AI and Health.
Bringing partners together to become a global leader in healthcare analytics that significantly impacts everyone’s health.
The CHDSCR brings together researchers studying stem cells and development and ways to promote the regeneration of diseased or injured tissues. We aim to provide an environment where excellent scientists can make exciting discoveries for patient bene...
We specialise in the study of the global empires that have defined so much of the world for centuries, and which continue to profoundly shape it today.
CISEI builds on an interdisciplinary collaborative foundation to understand sustainability holistically, to co-create knowledge and value for a range of stakeholders, including individuals, communities and organisations.
We use our expertise in child development, psychological interventions and affective neuroscience to research ways to help those affected by mental health issues.
The Centre for International Film Research (CIFR) at the University of Southampton provides an interdisciplinary forum for the University's research excellence in Film Studies and other screen media.
The Centre for International Law and Globalisation (CILG) was established in 2022 and brings together researchers working in a broad range of fields of international and global law.
We bring together researchers who are creating the future of internet of things and pervasive systems, from underpinning semiconductor and sensor devices, machine intelligence and data science, through to new application domains.
We provide a wide range of language learning courses and resources, for students.
CLLEAR promotes the excellence of research in areas of Linguistics and Applied Linguistics. Our members’ research is concerned with cognitive and socio-cultural aspects of language, language use, and language education.
Centre for Machine Intelligence (CMI) is a platform involving researchers and practitioners with the aim to deliver the impact of machine intelligence to society.
The Centre for Maritime Archaeology (CMA) is a world leading centre for maritime archaeological research and education.
We research the science and art of marketing, focusing on areas like consumer behaviour, branding, and digital and data science.
We are a vibrant community of researchers composed of four departments of the School of Humanities (Archaeology, English, History and Music) who promote an interdisciplinary perspective on medieval and Renaissance studies.
The Centre for Modern and Contemporary Writing supports interdisciplinary research on 20th and 21st-century writing and culture.
We are committed to the study of and advocacy for equality in music education. We bring together music practitioners and local, national and international partners in conversations about social justice and the alleviation of inequality, powerlessness...
We apply advanced mathematical and analytical modelling to help people and businesses make better decisions. We’re one of the largest groups of our kind in the UK.
We investigate cognitive psychology and human perception processes through vision, touch and sound. Our research explores high-level functions, including learning, memory, metacognition and reading.
We aim to rescue ethnography from its current void in political science and build the UK's first centre for ethnographic research in politics and administration.
We explore the causes of population change and the effects on people, communities and governments. Lawmakers and planners use our research to make policy decisions that improve society and the world we live in.
The Centre for Private and Commercial Law encourages academic staff in researching and building impact in all aspects of private and commercial law, regulation and policy.
The research we carry out increases our understanding of the psychosocial effects of cancer on daily life. By managing its impact we can improve health outcomes and help people live well.
Our central aim is to bring world leading scholars in Accounting together to exchange knowledge and expertise to address persistent challenges affecting our national and international societies and environment.
Our educational researchers are working to further theoretical understandings and practices of inclusion, through participatory and practitioner-based methodologies.
The Centre for Research on Ageing is an international and multi-disciplinary research centre examining key issues in ageing and the lifecourse, informing policy and debate at the national and local level.
We look into social and societal phenomena through the perspective of the self and through our identities.
We are a hub for research-active staff from the Department of Human Resource Management & Organisational Behaviour. We respond critically to academic, policy and practitioner debates around a broad range of work and organisations-related issues.
Our aim is to better understand the nature of risk and decision-making through research, consultancy and education. We develop new approaches to risk analysis, and help individuals and organisations improve the quality of their decision-making.
Palaeolithic archaeology is about reconstructing how ancient species of hominins lived. Some of these species were our ancestors and others were not. We study a variety of different kinds of evidence, trying to place together how these ancient specie...
The Centre for Transnational Studies is an interdisciplinary research centre with a global membership, based in the Department of Languages, Culture and Linguistics. We bring together researchers, educators, cultural producers and the refugee volunta...
The Characterisation and Analytics research group specialises in research-led analytical problem-solving by using the latest instruments to examine and analyse chemical data.
We contribute to the progress of new developments in healthcare, the environment, bioenergy systems and bio-nanotechnology.
Our group of education specialists and researchers provides technical support to make sure our chemistry students are ready for research.
Our research focuses on the physical and mental health of Children and Adolescents.
We bring together interdisciplinary expertise to address ethical, legal and psychosocial issues of implementing new technologies.
We study clinical areas that include major human infectious diseases and diseases that affect the central nervous system.
Our expertise is in the design, conduct, and analysis of multi-centre interventional clinical trials.
We're a centre for multidisciplinary engineering simulation and design, and combine a range of analytical, computational and experimental techniques.
We develop theoretical models and computer simulations for a wide range of photonics systems, such as optical fibres, integrated waveguides, and quantum technology.
Our research activities cover a range of computational techniques and theories, from multi-scale modelling to semiconductor and metallic nanoparticles.
We explore and develop cyber physical systems - mechanisms controlled or monitored by computer-based processes.
We bring together expertise and excellence in the field of cyber security research and education.
Our data science research uses large volumes of complex, heterogeneous, multi-dimensional and often unstructured dataset from different sources. We aim to understand patterns, trends, and associations of diseases to inform preventive action.
Ethnography is the study and description of culture, based on a qualitative research method that comes from the discipline of anthropology but is applicable to other disciplines. Debating Ethnography fosters dialogue within and beyond Modern Language...
The Demographic and Migration Modelling research group develop innovative methods for estimating and forecasting demographic change.
Our researchers are examining and developing information and communication technologies to help address the health problems and challenges faced by patients.
Our group brings together engineers and computer scientists to discover new approaches to prevent, diagnose and manage health and medical conditions. Our research is end-to-end across digital health from sensors and meditech through to data science, ...
We enable staff and students to take digital and computational approaches to the humanities teaching, research, and enterprise.
We design and develop novel optical fibre sensors capable of measuring temperature, strain, and vibration at thousands of points using a single strand of optical fibre. Such sensors have applications in wide range of fields from aerospace and civil e...
Our group's research covers a wide range of interests in the modelling, measurement and control of structural vibrations.
Our research focuses on adaptations to changing environments, including the responses of organisms to stress factors brought about by environmental change at physiological, population and community levels.
The Econometrics group produces research in both econometric theory and applied econometrics with particular emphasis on methods and applications designed to deepen our understanding of economic and financial problems.
Economic theory provides a framework for understanding how people make decisions about allocating resources. We test and refine these theories in controlled experiments to better understand economic behaviour and inform policy makers to improve the w...
We are a group of human geographers with research interests in economic geographies, governance, and citizenship.
We aim to improve education across the whole of Electronics and Computer Science in a meaningful, healthy, and sustainable way.
The Electrical Power Engineering (EPE) Research Group is part of the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton. Our expertise ranges from nanoscale insulation materials and plasma, through to electrical power systems...
Our group researches and develops electrical technologies with a focus on efficient power transmission, satellite technology and renewable power generation.
The Electrochemistry Group has research programmes to generate new materials and new electrochemical approaches to energy conversion and storage. This includes research into fuel cells, thermoelectrics, lithium batteries and supercapacitors.
The research group seeks engineering solutions for reliable, affordable and sustainable energy stemming from renewable resources.
We research modern scientific and technological challenges faced by the world, with a focus on energy efficiency, emerging energy technologies and sustainability.
We’re working to enable surface interactions to occur with minimal energy loss and impact on the environment through enhanced materials performance and improved designs.
We carry out geospatial analysis and experimentation to understand environmental change and its impact on climate around the world. Our work has socio-economic impact and informs environmental policy and decision making.
Southampton Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre (ECMC) delivers access to world class experimental cancer medicine for the population of southern England and beyond.
Our department is recognised for its use of quantitative and qualitative methods to study social processes and family change.
We design and fabricate passive and active periodic fibre devices, including fibre Bragg gratings, for a variety of applications in photonics.
We develop new fibre technologies and explore their applications in areas including communications, sensing, lasers, materials processing and imaging.
Our research group examines the synthesis of new materials and functional molecules that contribute to innovation and technology.
Hollow core fibres enable gas-light interactions over extended lengths, opening up diverse applications in high sensitivity gas sensing, novel wavelengths generation, and waveguide enhancement.
We use advanced facilities to perform the precise and accurate analysis of the chemical and isotopic composition of Earth materials.
We manage, analyse and process environmental data. Our consultancy services and interdisciplinary research projects range from managing river catchments and coastal zones to the wider fields of environment, social and economic development.
We research in a wide range of societally impactful areas of geology and geophysics for a sustainable future, enabled by state-of-the-art facilities and technology development.
The Global Health research group in Social Statistics and Demography is focused on exploring health issues and inequalities around the globe, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
The Global Health Community of Practice is an open forum to support all members working across global health in either research, education or knowledge exchange, and innovation.
Research conducted by the Southampton Gravity group focuses on gravitational waves, general relativistic spacetimes around black holes, and the properties of ultra-dense matter in neutron stars, such as superfluidity and superconductivity of nuclear ...
We research how healthcare is organised and delivered in a range of contexts, with the aim of achieving better outcomes for patients.
The High Power Fibre Laser group, led by Professor Johan Nilsson, works on advanced fibre lasers for beam combination and sensing for lidar and net-zero aviation (pollution monitoring).
We are world leaders in Hollow Core Optical Fibre research. Our ground-breaking fibres guide light at vacuum speeds and unprecedented intensities, enabling advances in telecoms, manufacturing and sensing.
Our research is centred around understanding the mechanisms of disease, using contemporary techniques and bioinformatics to identify and understand the basis of human disease and translating this for patient benefit.
We research quantum light-matter interactions between atomic ensembles and single photons. We aim to merge these systems to form large-scale quantum photonic networks for processing over global distances.
Iris is the world’s only research centre dedicated to developing intelligent, self-powered sensing systems. We operate in some of Earth’s most remote, harsh environments, giving a better understanding of the natural phenomena that occur at the extrem...
We explore pathogens causing infectious diseases of global importance. Our research involves understanding how pathogens interact with their hosts and using this information to develop new vaccines, antimicrobials and diagnostics.
The Infrastructure Research Group has expertise across structural and geotechnical engineering. We address research challenges found onshore and offshore, supporting sustainability and resilience.
i-NutriLife is a Diet and Health Open Innovation Research Club (OIRC) Innovation Hub. OIRC is a network funded by the UK Research and Innovation Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council that promotes collaborations between academia and ...
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 approache...
We are an interdisciplinary research hub that explores and develops the relationships between criminal justice scholarship, research, policy, and practice.
The Institute of Maritime Law is a world leading centre for research, consultancy and training in maritime law, led by Director, Professor Andrea Lista.
Our research focuses on improving our understanding of acoustics and vibration, their impact on community wellbeing, and the quality and performance of engineering products.
Exploiting optical interactions at surfaces for bio/chemical analysis.
Southampton’s unique in-depth expertise in multi-omic technologies, combined with access to patient cohorts from world-leading collaborative clinical and commercial partners, aims to transform precision medicine across the disease spectrum, from canc...
We are a network that brings together local expertise from across the research spectrum within the University and University Hospital Southampton. Our aim is to increase understanding of dementia and brain ageing and how to treat and care for people...
The University hosts a substantial interdisciplinary community of researchers working to transform musculoskeletal health across the life course.
We develop new information technologies and their use in industry and commerce. We focus on ways in which this technology can inform areas like secure systems, risk management, cyber security and social media analysis.
We use multi-proxy environmental data, and model past and present environments to further our understanding of environmental change.
We explore the use of lasers to create sensors that can be used by a patient’s bedside to test for an underlying disease or a health condition.
The Law and Technology Centre brings together leading scholars with shared research interests in the intersection of law and technology drawing on the long-standing reputation of Southampton Law School as a vibrant hub in this field.
We bring together colleagues to research the areas of leadership, school improvement, educational effectiveness and policy.
Our research helps us understand how people live with one or multiple long term conditions. By focusing on what matters to people we can improve their support and wellbeing in the community.
Macroeconomics at Southampton spans a variety of research directions, and emphasises building models of aggregate behaviour by adding up the behaviour of individual economic agents. The researchers in the group strive to advance the methodology of ma...
Our group explores ways to extend the timescale over which we can create magnetic resonance. A theme of the group is the integration of magnetic resonance methods into microfabricated lab-on-a-chip devices.
Our multidisciplinary research team studies the biogeochemistry of marine systems, both in the open ocean and in shelf seas. We take on societal and global environmental issues.
Research in our group focuses on understanding the effects of environmental change and human activities on marine ecosystems and biodiversity from the coast to the deep-sea. We investigate changes at biochemical, cellular, individual and community le...
We aim to explore and understand the dynamic behaviour of engineering systems and structures in a maritime environment.
The modelling group focuses on mathematical modelling across science and engineering, including physics (from the physics of quanta and strings to that of liquid crystals), chemistry (modelling lithium-ion batteries and solar cells), engineering (con...
We have a global reputation for research in the areas of mathematics and science education.
Our research interests include electric machines, microfluidics, ultrasonics, thick-film sensors, and control systems.
Our research provides evidence to support effective management of medicines by patients, carers and health professionals so they are prescribed safely and used by informed patients to manage symptoms and promote health and well-being.
Experts in the design and use of surveys, with particular relationships with official statistics, the use of administrative data sources, longitudinal surveys and modelling with survey data.
We work on topics like patient treatment regimens, catheter design and management, and surgical instrument decontamination.
Microfluidics is the interdisciplinary study of the behaviour, manipulation and application of fluid at the microscale. It underpins the concept of the lab-on-a-chip, where multiple key components and operations are integrated onto one small platform...
We research how molecular machinery governs cellular life, developing tools to tackle diseases caused when these molecular operations are disrupted.
The MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Centre (Director, Professor Nicholas Harvey) was established in 2021, following reconfiguration from the forerunning MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit. At the MRC LEC, we study the determinants of musculoskeletal and me...
Our research encompasses both fundamental optical physics as well as the design, fabrication and testing of fibre-based and on-chip devices for a broad range of applications.
Our group carries out frontline research on observational astrophyics. We study the formation and growth of black holes across the electromagnetic spectrum.
We use lifecourse epidemiological methods to reduce the population burden of common chronic musculoskeletal disease and disability.
Understanding and harnessing light-matter interactions at the nanometre scale.
The University of Southampton is a core partner of NBIC, together with the University of Edinburgh, University of Liverpool, and the University of Nottingham.
We specialise in tribology which is the science of friction, wear and lubrication of surfaces that come in to contact in motion.
The National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) provides training in research methods. The centre also produces online learning resources, conducts research and supports methodological innovation.
We work with industry and academia to tackle global challenges relating to infrastructure.
At the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) Wessex, we conduct applied health research with our partners and others in the health and care sector, alongside patients and members of the public. Applied health research aims to address the immedi...
We research national and global health priorities, from basic neuroscience to age-related neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s disease.
The group researches the next generation of wireless communications systems and their components to transform our communications systems.
This partnership works to increase the evidence base for primary care practice through high quality research and strategic leadership.
The NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre takes new discoveries, treatments and technologies into the clinic, using unique tools, facilities and world-changing expertise.
The NIHR Southampton Clinical Research Facility is an extensive, dedicated space for early-stage clinical research located at Southampton General Hospital.
We explore the development and optimization of new semiconductor material platforms for application in nonlinear photonics. Our work draws on elements of materials science, nonlinear waveguide optics, photonic component design and device fabrication....
Our mission is to understand disease processes and to improve lifelong human health and wellbeing through research and innovation in the areas of nutrition, endocrinology and metabolism.
Operational Research (OR) is the discipline of applying advanced analytical methods to help make better decisions.
Led by Professor Peter Smith, our group specialises in the development and manufacture of novel optoelectronic devices for applications in quantum technology, integrated optical sensors and laser optics.
We find new ways to use and apply optical technologies in telecommunications.
Our group develops a variety of innovative optical fibre devices and sensors. We go from the study of fundamental physics to the development of ruggedised portable units which include electronics/data analysis and are field deployable.
We study the structure, properties and reactions of organic compounds. One of our research aims is to develop environmentally sustainable approaches to chemical manufacture that minimise chemical waste.
Humans are now the main cause of climate change on Earth. We work all around the world to understand how Earth's climate system works naturally. We use what we learn about past changes in climate, to predict the ways in which Earth will respond to hu...
People, Property, Community (PPC) comprises a collaborative network of legal and other scholars concerned with exploring the broader implications of contemporary property ownership.
We aim to improve the survival, recovery and quality of life of those experiencing surgery or critical illness.
Our group’s research in photonics is helping the development of critical global technologies.
We seek to understand, quantify and predict the physical character of the ocean, and the dynamic processes that control its circulation and mixing.
The Physical Optics Group is led by Professor Peter Kazansky. Research activities in the group are focused on adventurous and potentially high impact research in optics, quantum and physical electronics.
We specialise in developing novel photonic materials, waveguide devices, and laser systems for application in remote sensing, defence, manufacturing, and metrology.
We study the response of plants to the environment at the molecular, whole plant and ecological levels. This includes interactions with nematodes, insects and microbes.
We research prevention of disease, reduction of health inequalities and optimisation of health and wellbeing for whole populations across the lifecourse, in the UK and internationally.
Our group specialises in the spatial analysis of census and population data. We study geographical population trends and future population measurement systems.
We undertake world leading primary care research, helping to inform and improve evidence based health care.
We focus on behavioural research across a wide range of conditions and populations. We aim to improve health-related outcomes at individual, community and population level.
Product returns are an increasing problem in multichannel retail. We are an interdisciplinary team of academics working with retailers to address the root causes, influence customer behaviour, and increase sustainability.
We specialise in developing pulsed laser technology for use in medicine, defence, renewable energy, and manufacturing.
We work with researchers around the world to contribute to research in algebra, analysis, geometry and topology.
We explore the ultimate limits of light-matter interaction in nanophotonic devices, aiming to unlock the potential for advancements in quantum material engineering and high-precision sensing.
Our research group examines the connections between physics, chemistry and engineering.
Our research covers respiratory conditions such as asthma, rhinitis, COPD, primary ciliary dyskinesia, and cystic fibrosis.
We research the processing, perception and control of complex signals.
We conduct fundamental and applied research in the field of optical fibre technology covering materials science, new fibre designs and fabrication techniques required for high-power lasers, generation of new wavelengths, sensing, and telecommunicatio...
The group works at the forefront of all aspects of silicon photonics. Our work ranges from fundamental study of devices and circuits to close collaboration with industry.
Our research explores skin health and comfort using sensing technologies. We improve medical devices and wearable products to increase quality of life, patient safety and health outcomes.
Our interests range from nano-scale biological sensors to complete sensor systems.
Our research vision is to revolutionise manufacturing in the digital era by developing the next generation of reconfigurable, scalable, resilient, power efficient, disruptive ‘smart’ fibre laser tools for the demanding medical and biosciences sectors...
We provide a platform for teaching innovations, public engagement, and advanced inter-disciplinary research.
The Southampton Centre for Nineteenth-Century Research (SCNCR) highlights research being carried out on ‘the long nineteenth century' (1789-1914) by more than 30 researchers across several Faculties and a wide range of disciplines.
We aim to build on existing interdisciplinary ethics teaching, and to nurture interdisciplinary research and outreach.
We create data to show you as a business leader or public servant what's happening at any location you work in. Whether you want to know when potential customers will come, or if your decisions are improving a local environment, we can help.
We are a leading centre for health technology assessment and health services research in the UK. Our expertise in evidence synthesis, health economics and information science informs timely policy decisions on the use of new healthcare technology and...
We explore the underlying theories of particle physics from collider phenomenology to string theory and from lattice quantum chromodynamics (QCD) to beyond the Standard Model physics and cosmology.
Imaging has become an essential part of scientific research, from biomedical sciences to engineering to optoelectronics.
SIAH places culture at the heart of world-changing research. We work across subjects to support socially engaged, creative and critical work.
We work with partner organisations to tackle global marine and maritime challenges. From developing green technologies to influencing government policy, our experts from across the University are improving quality of life and the environment.
The Southampton Theory, Astrophysics and Gravity (STAG) Research Centre brings together different research groups with world-leading expertise on issues relating to fundamental physics and astronomy.
We study the interaction between the Sun and the magnetospheres and upper atmospheres of Earth, Saturn and Jupiter.
The Special Interest Group in Language Testing and Assessment (SIGLTA) was founded in 2017 to increase the University of Southampton’s profile in the fields in educational measurement and language assessment.
We're one of the largest groups of university statisticians in the UK researching statistics and demography methodologies. Whether it's improving the accuracy of census data or helping predict levels of air pollution, our work guides policymakers aro...
As part of the Southampton statistical sciences research institute (S3RI) we carry out research in methodology and substantive applications.
Founded in 2018, the Centre explores structural, societal, legal and regulatory issues associated with gender discrimination, raises awareness, investigates the causes and seeks better solutions.
The group works on all aspects of fundamental physics - string theory; quantum field theory; applications to gravity, black holes, cosmology, particle physics, condensed matter and quantum information.
We bring together colleagues from across the University, and work with experts from around the world to answer one of the most pressing questions of our time: “How will we choose to manage our planet for ourselves and future generations?”
Our group explores how to improve renewable energy sources and create more efficient electronic device technology to benefit the environment.
We are a globally recognised centre for excellence which generates rigorous scientific evidence for policy impact and business solutions in India. The centre is led by co-directors Professor Jane Falkingham, Professor Sabu Padmadas and Amarjit Singh.
The Parkes Institute for the Study of Jewish/non-Jewish Relations researches, teaches and raises awareness of relations between Jews and non-Jews, from the ancient to the contemporary world.
We are a world-leading research centre for dielectric materials, insulation systems, high voltage phenomena and renewables integration that innovates the way forward towards a sustainable electric grid.
Our research focuses on the interactions between behaviour, infrastructure and operations and how they translate into transport policy and practice.
Our group uses high-intensity femtosecond lasers to generate very short (attosecond) pulses of coherent extreme ultraviolet (XUV) and soft X-ray radiation. This radiation can be used for imaging and spectroscopy at very small dimensions (<50nm) and a...
Our research explores the adverse impacts of musculoskeletal problems in the workplace. We aim to improve the lives of workers, patients and employers by informing policy and practice.
Vision Science works with other research institutions to increase the potential of a cure, or improve treatment, for age-related macular degeneration and other blinding eye diseases.
Our group explores the theory behind technological areas including control, machine learning and computer vision.
Our work focuses on water engineering, water and wastewater resource management, eco-hydraulics, and bioenergy and organic resource utilisation.
The Web and Internet Science (WAIS) group at the University of Southampton researches large-scale systems that combine computational, data and human components. We're part of the School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS).
We combine expertise in web science, data science and artificial intelligence to study the relationship between society and the largest information system in history: the World Wide Web.
We highlight historical, contemporary and future roles for art, design and media within the nexus of local, national and global circumstances.
We are an interdisciplinary research and enterprise hub tackling some of the most pressing challenges facing the world of paid and unpaid work.
Regularly updating data on population numbers and characteristics to help with effective governance and efficient allocation of resources.
