Professor Keith Godfrey reflects on Southampton’s leading role in improving population health and resilience to tackle the cost-of-living crisis
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A leading role for Southampton in improving population health and resilience to tackle the cost-of-living crisis
The complex issue of harm caused by explosive weapons in conflict
As a group of researchers within the University, we are discussing the levels of conflict and terrorism around the world and the lack of research being done in this area.
Read moreUsing our expertise to help ease winter pressures
Professor Tom Wilkinson discusses how Southampton’s expertise contributes to the response to winter pressures.
Read moreDon’t use a laser if a drawing pin will do!
Professor Cheryl Metcalf discusses the concept of innovation
Read moreCo-producing the future of medical research with young people
EACH-B are working with young people to work with a film company to conceptualise, research, produce, film, edit and disseminate four videos about taking part in medical research.
Read moreReflections of The Faculty of Medicine Research Conference
Emma Reeves reflects on the Faculty of Medicine Research Conference 2022
Read moreWhy we do research by Professor Salim Khakoo
I was recently in conversation with my NHS colleagues and one of them questioned as to why do research. To a large extent this is related to curiosity about how things work and how we can make things better for
Read moreGoing with the flow: How scientific infrastructure is a key to TRANSFoM-ation
Having access to modern equipment and precision instruments is key to a successful faculty which strives to be at the pinnacle of medical research and education. As part of the Faculty of Medicine’s TRANSFoM programme, the Infrastructure workstream has been
Read moreThe evolution of Enterprise in 2022 by Professor Ying Cheong
Recently, I posted a quote on Facebook: “You can’t calm the storm… so stop trying. What you can do is calm yourself. The storm will pass.” I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised this received a plethora of ‘likes’.
Read moreThe return of the familiar …by Professor Philip Calder
In the last six weeks I have attended two conferences, one in Germany and one in Belgium. Prior to the lockdown I was a very frequent traveller with conferences, expert groups and other academic meetings taking me to all corners
Read moreIs competition good for us? by Professor Philip Calder
We are surrounded by competition, from the inane to the highbrow. We love competition. The last three months alone have given us the gift of the Tour de France, the Euros, the Olympics, the Paralymics and Emma Raducanu at the
Read moreGetting back to face-to-face working by Lynn Kerridge
Since the easing of restrictions by the Government in July, I have noticed how many people are starting to be excited about and have been positive about the opportunity to meet up with colleagues and start working together again in
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