Friday 2nd May 2003

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Sussex takes centre stage at Brighton Festival Studying the "Martians" of the seas The next generation of engines and engineers Sussex lecturer gets too close to the edge Sussex Direct launches to staff Holocaust education website launched Funding boost for cancer research Student helps build Barbados blind cricket Sussex graduate in NUS president bid Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Kinder egg New team of Personnel Officers News from the Library Research funding opportunities In brief Broadcast Small ads Obituaries First class Letters Walk on the wild side

Sussex takes centre stage at Brighton Festival England's largest arts festival opens in Brighton tomorrow (3 May) and the Gardner Arts Centre will be centre stage as usual, playing host to many leading productions. Studying the "Martians" of the seas The strange and fascinating world of cuttlefish - the "Martians" of the seas - will be studied by University of Sussex researchers at a new facility at the Sealife Centre in Brighton.

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