Projects

BRECcIA is a Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) programme focussed on improving food and water security which includes a long term goal of building research

One of the ways in which academic research can have an impact on the world is by informing public policy decisions. This area of impact

Decisions in commerce and government are driven by data. The provenance of that data – how it’s created, modified, and used – is vitally important when assessing the quality of that data, tracing its origins, and identifying potential intrusions. However, current approaches to managing data provenance do not scale.

Beginning only with an sparsely documented dump of source code, in only a few days we meticulously recovered, documented and resurrected this web application.

Swiftly is a data processing pipeline, developed by the University of Southampton Astronomy & Astrophysics department for automatically downloading and processing observations of super-massive black holes from the Swift satellite telescope.

TOPO-MD is a web interface for a data management, analysis and visualisation tool designed for genomics.

Universities often have a large numbers of disparate groups and individuals engaged in independent Outreach and Public Engagement efforts, with no organised way of sharing knowledge and connections between them, or of tracking their impact on the local community.

Join-the-Dots is a tool for generating network maps of the links between health metrics and outcomes in large groups.