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Take a closer look at who we are, the types of projects we support, and how researchers can work with us to strengthen the software foundations of their research.

Meet the people behind the OxRSE team and discover their backgrounds, expertise, and the projects they’re currently working on or have contributed to in the past.

Global.health is an epidemiological platform established during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide open access to de-identified line list case data, facilitating research into infectious diseases and emerging outbreaks.

The platform’s primary mission is to deliver timely and accurate data to decision-makers, researchers, and the public during the critical first 100 days of an outbreak.

PyBaMM consists of (i) a framework for writing and solving systems of differential equations, (ii) a library of battery models and parameters, and (iii) specialized tools for simulating battery-specific experiments and visualizing the results.

Personalising Antidepressant Treatment for Unipolar Depression Combining Individual Choices, Risks and big Data

POSEIDON is an advanced simulation tool designed to help manage fisheries by modelling the behaviour of fishing fleets and their interactions with the environment.

The Oxford Cognitive Screen-Plus (OCS-Plus) is a mobile app-based tool developed to sensitively detect domain-general cognitive impairments, including memory and executive function, in conditions like stroke, MCI, and ageing, without overloading language demands.

Two full-time RSEs provide support for postdoctoral fellows with help on individual projects as well as training in software best practices, helping fellows build robust, reusable tools and gain valuable, transferable skills for future careers.

The MAMA Trial app supports participants in the NIHR-funded MAMA clinical study by enabling easy access to trial information and questionnaires. Developed with NPEU CTU, it streamlines participation and enhances user engagement.

The OxWell data explorer is an interactive platform to support exploration of mental health survey data from children and young people, enabling researchers and policymakers to visualise trends and inform evidence-based decisions.

LanguageScreen is a mobile app developed with education researchers to assess young children’s language skills. Used in UK and worldwide, it supports early language interventions in schools and led to the OxEd & Assessment spin-out.