The Science and Engineering South consortium (SES) is formed by the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Southampton, Imperial College London and University College London.The consortium works with other centres of research excellence in the UK and around the world
Access to research equipment, training and skills are shared challenges in the fields of physical sciences, bio-sciences and engineering. By collaborating, the impact of these challenges are reduced and consortium members are able to achieve things which would otherwise be impossible. In conjunction with healthy competition, working closer together stimulates the exploration of new ideas and produces innovations that have a positive impact on society and industry.
SES members work on a variety of innovating projects, from slowing the ageing process to designing better drugs and building better boats with CfD. Their applications are wide and varying, providing an exciting future for SES, research, and industry.  To read more about what our members do, visit the showcase section at SES’s Centre for Innovation.
People
The Consortium is made-up of various groups who share in the use of High Performance Computing (at the Centre for Innovation), E-infrastructure, Research Data Management, and Equipment Sharing. Our key team consists of: