Research project finder
By collaborating across different disciplines and subjects, our university researchers are taking on new projects to solve challenges in the modern world.
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Developing and optimising an intervention prototype for addressing health and social care need in multimorbidity
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Hajira Dambha-Miller -
The Efficacy of Peroneal Nerve Functional Electrical STimulation (FES) for the Reduction of Bradykinesia in Parkinson’s DiSease: An Assessor Blinded Randomised ontrolled Trial (STEPS II).
Status: ActiveLead researchers: Margaret Kate Donovan-Hall -
Domestic Abuse and Housing: local authorities' provision of safe accommodation for adults living with a disability and /or long-term/life-limiting illness: a mixed method study
Status: ActiveLead researchers: Michelle Iris Myall -
NIHR Development and Skills Enhancement Award
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Kinda Ibrahim -
Transforming land use for sustainable development and climate resilience
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Craig William Hutton -
DAME: Treatment of > 400μ central-involving Diabetic macular oedema with fAricimab versus combined Faricimab and subthreshold Micropulse lasEr (SML) applied when central retinal thickness is reduced below 400μ (DAME): A randomised clinical trial.
Status: ActiveLead researchers: Andrew John Lotery -
EPSRC_Sandpit_Proposal_Justice_Focus
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Sarah Morris -
Investigating the spatial distribution of shipping emissions using chemical tracers in tree bark – a novel approach to better understand air quality in Southampton
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Natasha Hazel Celeste Easton -
Sudden and unexpected deaths in children: mapping the policy and commissioning landscape to ensure sustainable improvements in care
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Anne-Sophie Darlington -
Prof M. Grocott: Enhanced Per-Operative Care for High-risk pateints (EPOCH) Trial. A stepped wedge reandomised cluster trial of an intervention to improve quality of care for patients undergoing emergency laparotomy
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Michael P W Grocott