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Honey, I Shrunk Biodiversity
Léa Soler explains the significance of a recent University of Southampton study which predicts that smaller-sized species will fare stronger in the future and larger-sized species will struggle.
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The Adventures of Boaty McBoatface
Two years on since the notorious public vote, we find out more about what RSS David Attenborough and Boaty McBoatface are up to.
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University of Southampton Ranked 11th In List Of ‘Golden Age’ Universities
The University has retained the same position as last year in the ranking, which is published by Times Higher Education.
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Best Valentines Date Ideas According to Research
Stuck for Valentines Date ideas? Amy Picknell reveals some research that might just help you out.
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Southampton Study: Nanotechnology Device which Mimics the Human Brain
A new breakthrough at the University of Southampton is big news for the future of electronics.
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British People Prefer Cards Over Texts at Christmas
A recent study has found that Brits prefer receiving Christmas cards to any other electronic method.
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Gravitational Waves Detected by Neutron Stars Colliding For the First Time
Scientists have detected, for the first time ever, two neutron stars that collided and distorted gravity itself.
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Volcanoes to Blame for Largest Global Warming Event in 66 Million Years
The mysterious cause of the largest natural global warming event in the last 66 million years is no more with research led by the University of Southampton that found volcanoes were to blame and they have been metaphorically caught ‘red handed’.
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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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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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