Obituary: Steve Rogers
The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences technician spent 42 years at Sussex and was instrumental in the University’s local outreach work.
Obituary: Peter John Bushell
The mathematics professor spent 37 years at Sussex and was the founding Dean of the School of Mathematical Sciences.
An imminent lifting of Coronavirus lockdown not significantly more deadly than extending it by weeks
Lifting the UK lockdown in two weeks would result in similar number of deaths in a second wave as if quarantine was extended to the middle of summer.
Understanding the mathematics of a pandemic
A University of Sussex academic will explain the mathematics behind the Government’s Coronavirus response in a special online public lecture.
Coronavirus modelling: how should governments time one-shot interventions?
New mathematical modelling from University of Sussex looks at a scenario when policy makers can make one single major intervention of short duration.
Doctoral Tutor presents poster at prestigious competition in Parliament
Doctoral Tutor Daniela Koeck was selected to present her poster in Parliament at the prestigious STEM for BRITAIN poster competition.
Sussex mathematician co-editor of latest PLoS collection on mathematics of infectious diseases
With an ongoing global outbreak of COVID-19, it is essential for scientists to be able to understand how the disease is spread, in order to develop...
Stellar feedback from PhD attendees of STFC, DISCUS and DISCnet sponsored Summer School
In July, over 100 research students from all over the UK spent the hottest week of the summer at Sussex for the 2nd annual Data Intensive, Artificial...
Sussex mathematicians model how rice blast disease kills enough crops to feed 60 million people yearly.
Their research is published in Nature.
Laying the Foundations of excellence for three decades
This autumn sees the thirtieth anniversary of our first intake of Foundation Year students.