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A female researchers teachers a training workshop at the front of a class of students.

Spring round of Researcher-Led Initiatives Fund opens on Monday

18 March 2022

Doctoral and early-career researchers can apply for up to £750 to organise their own activity for the research community at Sussex

Illustration of a black hole with nebula

Stephen Hawking’s famous black hole paradox solved after hair-raising discovery

17 March 2022

Sussex scientists help show that black holes are more complex than previously thought and resolve Hawking’s 46-year-old Black Hole Information Paradox

An overhead shot of the JRA posters exhibition showing academic posters on display boards, a crowd milling around them.

Junior Research Associate Scheme open for applications

16 March 2022

Become a JRA supervisor this summer to support undergraduate research at Sussex and help widen participation in postgraduate study

New website unveiled for Quantum Systems and Devices

16 March 2022

Take a virtual meander through the Quantum System and Devices group's new website to find out more about their fascinating research and news.

Light coming through the coloured windows of the Meeting House

Sussex Festival of Ideas celebrates the transformative power of the arts and humanities

9 March 2022

Join in a two-day celebration of the transformative power of the arts and humanities, co-created by student and staff in Media, Arts and Humanities

Graphene-wrapped emulsion droplets deposited onto electrodes for single-droplet thin-film electronic devices

The University of Sussex scientists advancing liquid electronics

15 February 2022

University of Sussex physicists have coated droplets in atomically-thin graphene that can be used to wrap any liquid, in liquid tech advance.

Lead author of the paper, Dr Thomas Barrett, in the Quantum Systems and Devices laboratory at the University of Sussex

Quantum tech in space? Sussex scientists design remote monitoring system for inaccessible quantum devices

11 February 2022

Operating quantum technology in challenging environments, such as space, has moved a significant step forward after physicists working at the...

Stewart Lee in the centre with red, white and blue snowflakes behind his right shoulder and a tornado behind his left shoulder

World’s best living stand-up comedian to speak at Sussex

10 February 2022

Stewart Lee will be at Sussex ahead of a 3-night run at the Brighton Dome as part of his latest tour.

Artist's impression of a trapped ion quantum computer

Sussex scientists reveal how quantum computing can break Bitcoin and help tackle world hunger

25 January 2022

Sussex spin-out, Universal Quantum identifies how big a quantum computer needs to be to solve some of the world's most pressing challenges

Quickly find a new collaborator at Sussex with “Sustainability Search” database developed by SSRP

13 January 2022

Do you, or people in your network, need to find a University of Sussex collaborator for a new research or writing project? Perhaps you want to find...