Southampton Studies Reveal Techniques To Fight Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Researchers at the University of Southampton have conducted a pair of studies that could be vital in the ongoing struggle of antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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The Biology Behind Anxiety and Depression
Abbie Worf explains the science behind anxiety and depression.
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Southampton Study Shows Harsher, Stormier Weather Could Be On The Horizon
New research has shown that the continuing decline in sea ice around the Arctic could weaken ocean currents in the North Atlantic. This could lead to the alteration of climates in western European, including the UK, leading to harsher winters and an increase in storms.
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Southampton Researchers Awarded Five Million Pounds to Fight Sub-Saharan Poverty
A project, led by the University of Southampton has been awarded £5 million over four years to invest in projects to secure food and water security for the sub-Saharan region of Africa.
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Study Shows Dinosaur Had Sensitive Face For Courtship, Among Other Things…
The University of Southampton has found that some dinosaurs may have had sensitive faces, useful for eating, taking the temperature and finding a mate.
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University of Southampton Instrumental In New Storms Research
New research led has shown that extreme storms that were thought to occur only once every 100 years, could start to occur every decade or even up to every year around the world”s coastlines by 2050.
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National Blood Week
Amy Picknell raises awareness of the importance of donating blood this week, and all year round.
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Pollution Problem: Southampton Should Be Paving The Way For Shore-side Power ASAP
Air pollution is an environmental problem that needs to be addressed. Do Southampton’s Ports provide the answer we need?
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Can Mount Everest Provide The Answer to Reducing Hospital Deaths?
Southampton Professor Mike Grocott, expedition up Mount Everest brings us closer to treating hypoxia in patients. Find out how here.
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Granting Rivers Legal Entity Status Signals Environmental Action Not Legislative Lunacy
Ciara Howes argues that decisions in India and New Zealand to grant rivers legal status are a crucial step forward in protecting the environment
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