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Why biological studies on queer people do more harm than good
When studying vulnerable groups, scientists should always be aware of the context their studies take place in.
Sustainable Development Goals essential for the UK Government’s pandemic recovery
Sussex Sustainability Research Programme (SSRP) provides evidence to new All-Party Parliamentary Group report.
Online methods catalogue for sustainability researchers
SSRP launches new Research Methods for Sustainability Catalogue at the SSRP Symposium, introducing methods available to sustainability researchers.
Call for contributions to Nature2020 lockdown journals project
Nature2020 is currently collecting writings and artwork which reflect on connections to the local natural environment during COVID-19.
This Sussex Life. Rob Fowler: "It was important that we found a safe way to continue working."
Dr Rob Fowler, Head of Technical Services for Life Sciences, is among those helping to get campus open again safely during the Covid-19 pandemic.
One quarter of native mammals now at risk of extinction in Britain
Led by a Sussex professor, the first official Red List for British Mammals highlights species most at risk of national extinction in the near future.
Student feedback helps to protect UK woodlands
Thanks to the finalists who responded in the 2020 National Student Survey, the University is donating £4,506 to the Woodland Trust.
Landmark case could give ‘Rights of Nature’ to endangered forests
Sussex researcher to provide evidence in legal case that could set a world precedent by invoking the ‘Rights of Nature’ to protect forests in Ecuador.
Sussex students’ cancer immunotherapy research review published in leading journal
A research review by students and staff in the School of Life Sciences has been published in the journal Cancers.
Sussex student to host panel discussions on the experiences of BAME scientists
A PhD student is hosting two online discussions to share the successes and challenges experienced by a panel of BAME scientists.