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Neuroscience research questions current alcohol limit
Even one pint of beer can compromise a person’s feeling of being in control. The research adds weight to calls for a lowered alcohol limit for drivers
“Amazing showcase” at Education Awards ceremony
It was an evening of praise, celebration and overwhelming emotions at the University's Education Awards ceremony on Tuesday (June 11).
Building a Better World – Sussex shows the way
The University this week hosted a gala evening to celebrate all the Sussex students, staff, alumni and supporters who make the world a better place.
How a simple psychological intervention could help boost school grades for low-income students
Promising results from a short series of 20-minute writing exercises aimed at increasing academic grades of school students from low-income families.
University of Sussex wins funding to improve mental health of new students
A Sussex project to improve the mental health of students transitioning to university life has been awarded funding by the Office for Students (OfS).
What is consciousness? New Impacted podcast tackles the big questions with University of Sussex researchers
Neuroscientist Anil Seth is the first guest on a new series of podcasts spotlighting the work of outstanding University of Sussex researchers.
Soapbox Science becomes part of Brighton Fringe to celebrate women in STEMM
Twelve scientists will don white coats on Brighton seafront for the third Soapbox Science, sharing their expertise as part of the Brighton Fringe.
Jane Harvell: “Let colleagues know when things are heading in the right direction”
Director of Library Services, Jane Harvell, explains why she thinks the Professional Services Quality Survey is so important to Sussex.
Robin Banerjee to be Interim Head of Psychology
Professor Robin Banerjee is to be the Interim Head of the School of Psychology.
Pilot survey for taught postgraduates now open at Sussex
A new survey being run by the Office for Students (OfS) is open to taught postgraduates at Sussex.