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Turning the blight of sargassum seaweed into an economic boon
Blight to boon: encroaching seaweed. Researchers predict when and where the sea will dump vast amounts of sargassum – and find good ways to use it
Keeping trains on track
Sensors under railway lines provide crucial data to help tackle trouble spots, saving cash and carbon.
Autonomous ships tackle the high seas and climate change
Tests prove fuel cell vessels can cut shipping’s carbon burden.
Southampton students help small businesses tackle climate change
Business School addresses SMEs’ sustainability problems while giving graduates real-world experience.
Exploring Mental health, POpulation WEllbeing, and Resilience
Using clinical theory we research thought processes, behaviours and interventions for mental wellbeing and mental health across the population. We have a special focus on student and young adult mental health, stress and resilience. We also build in ...
Emotional engagement in museums
Emotions play an important role in learning, in all contexts of life. Although emotions are a powerful component of learning, they are under-theorized and under-researched in all contexts of learning. The deficit is especially noticeable in informal ...
Environmental Biotechnology outreach and knowledge exchange project with Green Stories
Ebnet sponsored a short story competition using the green stories platform run by Denise Baden to engage writers and readers in the benefits of microbes
Rachel Elizabeth Pistol
Rachel Pistol is a digital historian who specialises in Second World War internment in the UK and the USA. Her book, Internment during the Second World War: A Comparative Study of Great Britain and the USA, was the first to compare these two historie...
Southampton researchers develop technologies to make better artificial limbs for people in Cambodia
Data science and, computer-aided design informed by local needs and skills help academic team to do prosthetics differently