Research shows ivy bees are not to be feared
New research has found the sting of the ivy bee is similar in pain to a stinging nettle and significantly less than a honey bee.
Sussex Professor presents at international Eurachem workshop
Prof Michael Ramsey recently presented at an international workshop which considered the measurement of uncertainty arising from primary sampling.
Scientists launch Bee workshop for educators
The Laboratory of Apiculture and Social Insects is launching a Bees for Educators workshop to link people of all ages to nature and science.
Global levels of biodiversity could be lower than we think, new study warns
Biodiversity could be in a worse state than we think, as assessments fail to account for long-lasting impacts of abrupt land changes.
University of Sussex to host Landscape Innovation Conference for Sussex Wildlife Trust
A conference aiming to generate positive discussions about land use, community involvement & climate change will take place at Sussex in January.
PhD Spotlight: Graeme Benstead-Hume
PhD in Bioinformatics At its core, my work revolves around using statistical methods and machine learning to find patterns in biological data...
SSRP launches joint funding call with IDCF
Sussex Sustainability Research Programme (SSRP) has launched its third funding call. This is a joint call with the International Development...
New RNA Biology research group launches
A new collaborative research group has been set up to understand the ways that RNA-based regulation can be manipulated to control gene expression.
This Sussex Life: MSc student, Phoenix Turoci: "It felt natural to come back to Sussex"
Californian student Phoenix Turoci loved Sussex so much while taking a Summer School in 2018 that she returned this year for a Masters degree.
University celebrates record year for professors in global highly cited researchers list
The University has seen the number of its academics recognised in a global list of highly cited researchers more than double from last year’s ranking.