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News
Listed here are news items from the Doctoral School and other parts of the University that may be of interest to our researchers, similar information is also available via the Doctoral School Blog.
Please also see the Researcher Development section listing all professional development events and activities for researchers.
Applications open today to live in University residences over the summer
Applications open today to live in University residences over the summer (30 June-3 September); closing date 3 August.
CCE tutor on Today programme
Dr Robert Hutchinson, CCE and ISS Tutor was on the Today programme on Radio 4 on Thursday 10 May discussing Tudor history.
Hospital memories archive available online
Memories of hospital staff and volunteers, as gathered by University of Sussex researchers, have been made available online. The 'Our Hospital Our...
LASI at the BBKA Spring Convention
For more than 30 years the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) has held a Spring Convention at the National Agricultural Centre at Stoneleigh,...
Sussex Library shortlisted in latest Times Higher Awards
The University of Sussex Library has been shortlisted in the Outstanding Library Team category for the Times Higher Education Awards 2012.
Gravity disturbs bees' dancing
Honey bees that dance to give directions to flowers make more errors when performing horizontally due to gravity, say researchers. Female foragers...
Dr Margaret Couvillon to speak at a distinguished TED conference
Dr. Margaret Couvillon has been invited to participate in a TEDx event "Democracy and Society" on 22 June, 2012, in Parliament. Her work
Sussex postgraduate applications rise
The number of applications to study postgraduate taught courses at Sussex has risen – with reports showing overall applications up by a quarter.
Global Queer Cinema network launches!
An AHRC-funded network on global queer cinema is launching in March, based in Media, Film and Music.
Thinking of taking time out from your studies?
The Students' Union can provide free, confidential, impartial specialist advice if you're thinking of taking time out