Obesity e-Lab

Enabling social and biomedical researchers to share data, information and analytical tools for obesity research

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OeSS

The Oxford e-Social Science Studying the use and impacts of ‘e-research’  and their ethical, legal, and institutional implications.

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GENeSIS

Developing large-scale simulation tools to support policy-makers along with GIS-based visualisation tools to display socio-economic data.

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e-Stat

Providing tools to facilitate dataset discovery, combination, analysis, interpretation, visualisation,  and the documentation process.

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DAMES

Case studies, provision and support of data management activities undertaken by social scientists

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Life Guide

Software that allows researchers to easily and flexibly create and modify internet-delivered interventions.

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Policy Grid

Supporting policy-related research activities within social science by developing Grid middleware tools

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DReSS II

DReSS provides a suite of tools that support qualitative social research in the 21st Century.

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Research Nodes

The e-Social Science programme has established 8 nodes around the UK with expertise in applying advanced ICT to applied social science and studying the adoption of e-Science technology.  These groups are developing and exploiting e-Science technologies, methodologies and infrastructure in the context of substantive social and economic research problems, and advancing our understanding of the sociology of research technologies.

They are creating new capabilities in statistics, data fusion, data curation, analysing datasets, crowd-sourcing, visualisation, analysing interviews and interactions, collaboration environments, internet-delivered interventions and social simulation.

Please click on the links above to visit the project websites and download tools and software, or click below to see a summary of the projects.