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Canadian bees in winter
LASI Research Scientist Norman Carreck has just returned from a visit to the Beaverlodge Experimental Farm, Alberta, Canada. Beaverlodge, run by...
How ants handle rush hour
Scientists at the University of Sussex have discovered how ants respond to heavy traffic to and from the nest.
New scholarships for Sussex students going on to Masters study
The University has today (23 January) announced the launch of a new scholarship scheme for postgraduate study, aimed at current Sussex undergraduates.
Walking with zombies: Sussex researchers explore consciousness at Science Museum event
University of Sussex researchers will join forces with the public in january to fend off a zombie attack – all in the name of science.
Walking with zombies: Sussex researchers explore consciousness at Science Museum event
University of Sussex researchers will join forces with the public later this month to fend off a zombie attack – all in the name of science.
REF Code of Practice approved
The Higher Education Funding Council for England has approved the University’s Code of Practice for preparing for the Research Excellence Framework.
Analytical chemistry award for Sussex professor
The Royal Society of Chemistry has recognised Sussex scientist Professor Michael Ramsey for his "significant contribution to analytical chemistry”.
PURITY: The first Excursions Journal Conference
The First Excursions Journal Conference, University of Sussex 11th - 12th July 2013
Sussex chemist features in Royal Institution Christmas Lecture
University of Sussex scientist Professor Sir Harry Kroto lent his Nobel Prize gold medal for an experiment on national television last week.
Former vice-chancellor recalls start of the sciences at Sussex
A former VC described this week how the arrival of scientists at Sussex in 1962 realised the ambitions and hopes that he had held for the University.