Applying for Open Access funds at Sussex
Sussex researchers are being kept up to date with the practical aspects of making their research Open Access and complying with RCUK policy.
Nobel prize winners draw their discoveries
Two Nobel Prize winners who carried out ground-breaking research during their academic careers at Sussex appear in a new book of photographs.
High alcohol relapse rate blamed for poor survival in liver-disease patients
Liver-disease patients are dying because of poor alcohol relapse rates after they leave hospital, according to a BSMS study.
Trial of The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection
We currently have a trial of The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, a set of online seminar style talks on topics related to these subjects.
Sussex to develop pharmacy degrees
The University of Sussex is exploring the introduction of pharmacy degrees on campus.
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Sussex scientist wins research fellowship
A Sussex scientist has been awarded a research fellowship prize and up to £200,000 in funding over five years to support his work on DNA repair.
Bees under threat from disease-carrying bumblebee imports, research reveals
Stricter controls on bumblebee imports to the UK are needed to prevent diseases spreading to native bumblebees and honeybees, scientists have warned.
Environment and Health Theme host workshop on NIHR funding for non-clinicians
Workshop held to support the Sussex research community in taking advantage of the range of non-clinical health orientated research funding available.
Senses of smell and vision interact in the eye, Sussex researchers find
New research by Sussex neuroscientists suggests that the interaction between smell and sight occurs not just in the brain, but starts in the eye.
Biochemistry graduate’s rigorous approach led to job offer from top company
A student placement with Procter & Gamble led to a job recommendation for Joy Askew, who graduates today (Wed 10 July) with a degree in Biochemistry.