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Supercomputer in your bedroom: Researchers unleash potential of desktop PCs to run simulations of mammals’ brains

2 February 2021

Academics have established a method of turbocharging desktop PCs to give them the same capability as supercomputers worth tens of millions of pounds.

Building emotional resilience in pre-teens through a sci-fi podcast adventure

29 January 2021

Introducing The Rez: an exciting sci-fi podcast adventure for 9–11 year-olds, also told through a comic book and a game-based website.

Leading food academics call for emergency procedures to protect UK food supplies in open letter to Boris Johnson

29 January 2021

The UK Government is failing in its duty to protect food supplies and support healthy nutrition in the face of the twin threats of Covid and Brexit.

Local LGBTQ+ literature festival returns for second year, with support from Sussex staff

28 January 2021

The Coast is Queer returns next month with a programme of online events celebrating queer lives and writing, supported by Sussex staff.

How heavy is Dark Matter? Scientists radically narrow the potential mass range for the first time

27 January 2021

Scientists have calculated the mass range for Dark Matter – and neither 'ultra-light' nor 'super-heavy'.

This Sussex Life. Lucio Picci; "I was the first Erasmus student at Sussex."

25 January 2021

Lucio Picci reflects on being Sussex's (and possibly Europe's) first Erasmus student as the UK bids farewell to membership of the EU study programme.

Sussex students among scientists to spot 700 million new stars and space objects

21 January 2021

Two Sussex students are among scientists from across the world to have catalogued almost 700 million astronomical objects in the Dark Energy Survey.