Engineering and Informatics presented with Athena SWAN Bronze Award
Two staff from Engineering and Informatics have been presented with an Athena SWAN award that recognises the School’s commitment to gender equality.
Smelling the forest, not the trees: Why animals are better at sniffing out complex smells than individual compounds
Animals are much better at smelling a complex “soup” of odorants rather than a single pure ingredient, a new study has revealed.
Kuwaiti students meet Cultural Attaché
Kuwaiti students studying Engineering and Informatics met Dr Fahad Al Mudhaf, the Cultural Attaché of Kuwait, on campus this week.
Researchers defy 19th-century law of physics in 21st-century boost for energy efficiency
Research led by a University of Sussex scientist has turned a 156-year-old law of physics on its head.
University of Sussex leading the way with new Fintech course
The University of Sussex is the first university in England to offer an undergraduate degree in Fintech.
Minds over dark matter: A multisensory journey around the galaxy
University of Sussex academics are helping to bring the feel and smell of deep space to one of Britain’s best-loved educational institutions.
New Athena SWAN Bronze Award for School of Engineering and Informatics
The School of Engineering and Informatics has successfully renewed its Athena SWAN Bronze Award, recognising its commitment to gender equality.
The stress-free way to listen to your unborn baby’s heart
Checking the heartbeat of babies in the womb is set to become more accurate and less stressful for expectant mothers.
Lift off for world-first ultrasound levitation that bends around barriers
Researchers have become the first in the world to develop technology which can bend sound waves around an obstacle and levitate an object above it.
Your smart phone could soon be making your commute much less stressful
Apps that can detect what mode of transport phone users are travelling on and automatically offer relevant advice are set to become a reality.