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Four men in suits and a woman in a grey dress stand in front of a brick wall with the words Institute of Development Studies

President of Costa Rica returns to University of Sussex campus with message on climate change

5 November 2021

The President made the Brighton trip to meet with local students and researchers while in the UK to participate in the UN climate conference COP26
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Winners of the COP26 student video competition revealed

5 November 2021

On Monday, whilst COP26 got finally underway in Glasgow the winners of the Film for COP26 video competition were announced.
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University of Sussex spin-out led consortium awarded millions to build commercial quantum computer

5 November 2021

A consortium led by Universal Quantum, a University of Sussex spin-out company, has been awarded a £7.5m grant from Innovate UK
Coal goes flying off the end of a conveyor belt on a coal mining site

COP26 coal phase out agreement is welcome but ignoring steel significantly limits impact

4 November 2021

Phasing out thermal coal in the near future is to be celebrated but it is only half the battle, says SPRU academic Valentin Vogl
A young person with dyed blonde hair stands up wearing a dark jacket and light t-shirt with a blue background

New report celebrates online spaces for LGBT+ young people as ‘creative’ and 'queer world-building'

4 November 2021

Report co-authored by University of Sussex academics explores the online worlds of LGBT+ young people.
A young boy with his back to the camera stretches his arms up and out at the foot of a huge tree

Brighton and Hove youngsters given chance to pick their environmental objects that matter in new exhibition

3 November 2021

The ESRC Festival of Social Science event opens at the Jubilee Library in Brighton this Friday and runs until Tuesday 9 November.
A red deer with huge antlers stands with one leg bent and lifted

Blaming large numbers of herbivores for ecosystem damage might not be wholly accurate, research suggests

3 November 2021

New study reveals levels of wild herbivore numbers across the globe, contradicting the view that they are ‘unnaturally high’ in the UK.
An aerial shot over a forest where large tracks of brown mud have been made by logging vehicles

COP26 deforestation pledge: Agreement is history repeating but could lead to significant progress this time around

2 November 2021

University of Sussex experts welcome major global pledge to end and reverse deforestation agreed at the COP26 conference in Glasgow

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