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Dr Antony Lewis involved in ground-breaking observations of the early universe
Dr Antony Lewis, Lecturer in Mathematics and Physics is a member of the team analysing data from the Planck satellite. The Planck satellite has...
Do you stand out from the crowd? Your chance to win £100
The Careers and Employability Centre is on the search for the three best Sussex Plus ‘webfolios’ of 2013.
Medal in table tennis for student Sally Hughes
Maths student Sally Hughes, captain of the Sussex women’s table tennis team, won two medals at the British Universities and Colleges Sport...
More careers events to help students ‘Make it happen!’
The annual ‘Make it happen!’ careers fortnight on campus is set to be the biggest yet, featuring nearly 40 speakers at six themed events.
New, multimedia undergraduate prospectus out now
Students planning to go to university in 2014 can find out about studying at Sussex in the new undergraduate prospectus, published this week.
New head of MPS takes up post
Prof Peter Coles has joined the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences as its head – and was welcomed by his new colleagues with tea and cake.
New Sussex study furthers Einstein’s ‘theory of everything’
Sussex physicists have taken a small step towards fulfilling Einstein’s dream of proving there is only one fundamental force in nature.
Sussex scientists unravel the wonders of DNA and more at Brighton Science Festival
Researchers are out in force for Brighton Science Festival, sharing their passion for everything from the cosmos to the wonder of DNA.
Ion Quantum Technology Group feature in latest edition of Pioneer magazine
Dr Winfried Hensinger and his team, the Ion Quantum Technology Group are featured in the latest edition of the Pioneer magazine. The article focuses...
Sussex mathematicians inspire future students at local school
Work by the Mathematics department to inspire pupils at a local school has been featured as a case study in a new publication.