Our research impact

Support networks for an ethnic minority of older people in Romania have changed following the large-scale emigration in 1990 by their younger family members.

Southampton clinical psychologists link research, education and social enterprise to tackle homelessness.

Innovative e-learning, shaped by Southampton research, is improving the experience of men living with increased risk of prostate cancer.

Mapping seagrass in the Western Indian Ocean to boost conservation efforts

Future-proofing railway embankments from the impacts of climate change.

Fertility forecasting projections developed by Southampton academics are being used by national statistical offices and government departments. They help shape plans for future demand in schooling, housing, childcare services, and health and welfare provisions.

Addressing inequalities in the pension system.

Better guidance for GPs on use of antidepressants

With the significant growth in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation, research from Southampton has shown these technologies can influence public and private sector project management.

A new rapid laser-based test that could diagnose different types of dementia in just minutes has been developed by Southampton researchers.

Working with local people to improve their understanding of the climate crisis on their health and wellbeing.

Southampton researchers are using AI to study how immune cells function in the body, aiming to improve immunotherapy treatments and patient outcomes.