New research disputes claims that climate change helped spark the Syrian civil war
A new study shows that there is no sound evidence that global climate change was a factor in causing the Syrian civil war.
Sussex help for Indian heritage in Shibpur
A proposal from the University of Sussex to restore an 18th century building - where the "father of Indian botany", William Roxburgh, lived - might...
Relationship with environment is central to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
Understanding the way humans interact with the environment is crucial to achieving the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Round 2 of the Sussex Sustainability Research Programme Fund opens
Academics based at Sussex and IDS are invited to submit proposals in Round 2 of the Sussex Sustainability Research Programme Fund.
Anna Winterbottom awarded the J. Worth Estes Prize
The American Association for the History of Medicine has awarded the J. Worth Estes Prize to Anna Winterbottom for her article, 'Of...
MP praises Sussex University’s ‘Twelve Women’ exhibition
A series of portraits celebrating women at the University of Sussex was on display at the Houses of Commons this week. Read more at:...
Australia, India and the Ecologies of Empire
Dr Ruth Morgan is visiting CWEH from 4th April until 15th May from Monash university. She will be collaborating with Prof Vinita Damodaran...
Prof Vinita Damodaran in Bihar
Prof Damodaran was in Bihar to attend a major international conference on Bihar and Jharkhand, in Patna. She spoke on Adivasis in the Anthropocene;...
Asa Briggs Visiting Fellows for 2017 announced
Seven Asa Briggs Visiting Fellowship awards have been made to a prestigious group of international academics and Sussex faculty.
Fourth round of the International Research Partnerships and Networks Fund launched
A fourth round of the International Research Partnerships and Networks Fund has been launched by Sussex Research and the International Office today.