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Three new Research Briefings from the Community Innovation in Sustainable Energy (CISE) project.
The Community Innovation in Sustainable Energy (CISE) project has recently launched three new Research Briefings. They are available on our project...
Sussex economist appointed Deputy Chairman to Competition Commission
Professor Alasdair Smith, economist and former VC at Sussex, has been appointed one of three new Deputy Chairmen to the Competition Commission.
Sunday Times ranks Sussex among top 20 universities
The University has risen two places to be ranked 19th in the Sunday Times University Guide, published today – the fourth top 20 placing this year.
Sussex shortlisted for ‘University of the Year’ in THE Awards 2011
The University of Sussex has been shortlisted today for ‘University of the Year’ in the 2011 Times Higher Education Awards.
CARIS selected for the EU DG Trade Framework contract
The Centre fo the Analysis of Regional Integration at Sussex (CARIS) has been selected as one of the only three consortium to provide technical...
Sussex researcher helps highlight DNA testing dilemma
Dr Michael Hopkins has contributed to a report highlighting the conflict between the health service and private enterprise over genetic discoveries.
Sussex surges into The Times’ top 20 universities
Sussex has surged into the top 20 universities of The Times newspaper’s Good University Guide for 2012 – a climb of 21 places in two years.
Sussex up again to best-ever place Guardian’s university guide rankings
The University continues its ascent of the UK’s university guide league tables, with its highest ever ranking in the Guardian, published today,
Festival offerings show the might of pen and paintbrush
Tales of a wartime battle of brains and an artist’s model revealing all are among University contributions to Brighton Festival and Fringe 2011.
Population growth a threat to living standards in Africa, says University of Sussex study
Rapid population growth in sub-Saharan Africa could overwhelm attempts to improve low living standards, say University of Sussex economists.