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New method boosts COVID-19 contact-tracing in Thailand: A model for global outbreak control
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 p...
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Helping families have more trust in administrative data linkage
Discover how Southampton’s research is empowering families to trust the digital data shared about their lives.
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Improving the diagnosis and treatment of a rare genetic disease
World-leading Southampton research into Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) is enabling earlier diagnosis and access to treatment of young children with the disease.
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Applicable Resurgent Asymptotics: towards a universal theory. An Isaac Newton Institute Programme
An innovative Southampton initiative, that brought together mathematicians and theoretical physicists from around the world, is helping shed light on complex challenges in mathematics and physics.
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Turning the silver screen green
Denise Baden, Professor of Sustainable Business, is exploring how characters on screen could help us reduce our carbon footprints.
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Integrating learning about numbers into children’s everyday lives
A programme of activities created by Southampton academics is empowering families in England and Jamaica to talk about numbers early in their children’s lives.
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Redressing social injustices in the aftermath of disasters through education
Southampton research identifies how education can be used to help redress the social injustices and creating a safe and just society, in the aftermath of disasters such as the Grenfell Tower fire.
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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
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Keeping trains on track
Sensors under railway lines provide crucial data to help tackle trouble spots, saving cash and carbon.
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Autonomous ships tackle the high seas and climate change
Tests prove fuel cell vessels can cut shipping’s carbon burden.
