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Click and Study Update
The Library have launched a new booking system for their Click and Study service. Click and Collect is also available.
Code First Girls - Volunteer coding instructors needed this Autumn Term
Do you have knowledge of front-web development (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) or Python? If so, help to inspire more women to explore a career in tech.
Sussex scientists develop air quality sensor that could save the lives of babies and asthma sufferers
University of Sussex physicists have helped to develop a highly sensitive, affordable and accurate Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) sensor.
Sussex study enables predicting computational power of early quantum computers
University of Sussex quantum physicists have developed an algorithm which helps early quantum computers to perform calculations most efficiently...
Working from home is more effective than keeping kids off school in tackling Covid – new study
A new study from University of Sussex mathematicians shows that working from home is more effective than keeping kids off school in tackling Covid-19.
This Sussex Life. Quantum physicist Dr Zak Romaszko: "I tried to fix my dad's PC after I broke it"
Quantum physicist Dr Zak Romaszk works at Universal Quantum, a Sussex spin-out company that's building the first large-scale quantum computer.
People outside early hit cities may be most at risk from second Covid wave
People outside early hit cities may be particularly vulnerable in a second wave due to the large susceptible populations, shows new Sussex research.
Ingenuity - Impact through enterprise
Launching in September, Ingenuity is seeking students and alumni who are interested in setting up an impact-led business to invest over £400,000.
Why nanomaterial quality matters, and the smart new way to check it
A new way to check the quality of nanomaterials like graphene has emerged from a team at the University of Sussex.
SPQR and CDO2 win Faraday Industrial Fellowship to develop quantum sensors for electric vehicle batteries
The Sussex Programme for Quantum Research (SPQR) has teamed up with commercial partner CD02 and have won a prestigious Faraday Industry Fellowship.