‘Floating food’ invention could start new culinary craze
Floating food could be the next culinary craze thanks to a new invention that levitates, transports and delivers food directly onto your tongue.
Liquid metal brings soft robotics a step closer
Scientists have invented a way to morph liquid metal into physical shapes.
Sussex and Tokyo Tech work together to provide a world-class student experience
Universities agree partnership to internationalise professional services and explore co-operation on education and research.
Wider action needed on extreme Twitter accounts - Sussex research
Disrupting IS Twitter accounts can be effective, but research shows that wider action is needed on other extreme accounts.
Book your free ticket: British Science Festival 2017
Leading scientists are in Brighton from 5-9 September for the British Science Festival, with experts from the University of Sussex playing a key role.
Conscious machines? Not unless they are alive, says expert in “mind-scrambling” TED talk
Our conscious experiences have more to do with being alive than being intelligent, argues Prof Anil Seth in his TED talk going live today (18 July).
"This prize will significantly reduce the financial burden of studying in London"
John Wilkie left school at 16 and spent a number of years in low-skilled jobs. Today, the he graduates with a first-class degree in Computer Science.
Record numbers of Sussex students take part in summer schools at top global partners
Over 125 undergraduates will head out to leading international partners over the coming weeks, all supported by around £65,000 in bursaries.
Brighton’s first ever Soapbox Science needs you!
Fancy spending an afternoon with some of the UK’s leading scientists? Come and help out with Brighton’s first Soapbox Science event this summer.
COGS highlighted in prestigious Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Award to Sussex
The Centre for Cognitive Science (COGS) has been recognised at the 2017 THELMAs