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Autonomic Arousal, Emotional Regulation, and Attentional Bias in Depression
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/autonomic-arousal-emotional-regulation-attentional-bias-in-depression
Depression does not involve feelings of sadness only but also encompasses a complex web of emotions, thoughts, and physical reactions. This study will examine how people with depression regulate their emotions, and how their bodies physiologically re...
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Democracy and AI: Fostering Knowledge Exchange for Social Change
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/democracy-ai-fostering-knowledge-exchange-for-social-change
KEE Funded ProjectThere is a huge interest amongst democracy practitioners (who deliver democratic services for government and implement novel democratic processes), those working around AI in business and third sector, and academics, to collaborate,...
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Bringing Further Mathematics to Secondary Schools: How maths can make the world greener.
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/bringing-further-mathematics-to-secondary-schools-how-maths-can-make-the-world
KEE Funded ProjectPlans for developing and implementing green initiatives, such as efforts in decarbonisation and resource allocation models, are topics of debate and concern for young people across the globe. However, in England and Wales the curric...
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FAST-PI: Flexible Autonomy in Human-Swarm Teams Using Real-Time Physiological Information
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/fast-pi-flexible-autonomy-in-human-swarm-teams-using-real-time-physiological
This project will investigate new approaches to operate and evaluate human-swarm systems with flexible autonomy, thus establishing new metrics and testing methodologies for such systems. We will do so by analysing the physiological activity of human ...
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Chinese Maritime Code reform
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/chinese-maritime-code-reform
The current Chinese Maritime Code was adopted in 1992 and entered into force in 1993. There is now a project to update the Code to match developing commercial realities. A revised Chinese Maritime Code is expected to be adopted in the next couple of ...
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Out of Site
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/out-of-site
This project aims to promote and develop sustainable tourism to the Outer Hebrides through innovation and development of digital and physical assets as well as experiences. It builds on successful outcomes from current AHRC funded research. It wil...