John Murrell Fund available for Chemistry PhD research students
John Murrell FRS, a former Sussex Professor, sadly passed away in January 2016 and kindly bequeathed money to help Sussex CHEMISTRY PhD Research...
Raysa Khan, a PGR student from the Spencer lab, Chemistry interviewed on LatestTV for Science Week
Raysa Khan, a postgraduate resrearch student in Chemistry interviewed on Brighton's LatestTV for Science Week. Follow the links to YouTube and...
Chemistry undergrad, Lisa Wootton and the JRA team attend Posters in Parliament 14/3/17
Undergraduate chemist, Lisa Wootton, a prize winner in the Junior Research Associate summer poster session, presented her work on Perovskite...
CASE PhD student of Prof. John Spencer, Raysa Khan in successful 3 month placement with Tocris
Raysa Khan, a PhD student of Prof. John Spencer, completed a success 3 month placement with Tocris, an chemical supplies company.
Second round of the Harry Kroto Fellowships launched
The Fellowships, named after Professor Sir Harry Kroto, aim to enable Sussex's brightest research talent to develop collaborative research overseas.
Have some hands-on fun at the Brighton Science Festival
University of Sussex scientists are inviting children and adults to enjoy some hands-on science fun at a bumper Brighton Science Festival this month.
Opportunities for Sussex PhD students to visit Hong Kong for research collaborations
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is inviting applications from doctoral researchers at Sussex for its Global Scholarship Programme.
Life Sciences building to provide high-tech research and learning experience
A new Life Sciences building will transform the way scientists carry out research and provide students with a high-tech learning experience.
Ian McKellen leads tributes to Nobel Prize winner Harry Kroto
Actor Sir Ian McKellen led tributes to his childhood friend and Nobel Prize winner Professor Sir Harry Kroto at a celebration day on campus last week.
Studying chemistry at Sussex inspires pursuit of an academic career
Rob Ziolek, who graduates today before starting a PhD, was attracted by the Chemistry department’s supportive and friendly environment.