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The only ‘safe’ phone in a car is one that's switched off
Studies by Dr Graham Hole and Dr Gemma Briggs demonstrate driving while using a hands-free device is just as dangerous as a hand-held mobile phone.
Sussex scientists promote pride in STEM
A team of University of Sussex scientists brought family-friendly activities and games to this year’s Brighton Pride weekend from 3 to 4 August.
Take part in the 2019 Biennial Researcher Pulse Survey
As well as influencing things at an institutional level, all participants are eligible to enter a prize draw.
New Doctoral Training Partnerships appointments
Professor Kate Lacey and Professor Alan Garnham appointed to leadership roles.
The tutors who dare to be different
Winners in the Teaching to Disrupt category of this year's Education Awards share how they are shaking up the classroom.
LGBT STEM Day meet-up and plans for Pride
To celebrate LGBT STEM Day, the School of Life Sciences is arranging an afternoon meet-up.
Tasting words and seeing music in colour…synaesthesia comes to Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
Psychologists at the University of Sussex are holding an exhibition about synaesthesia at the Royal Society’s prestigious Summer Science Exhibition.
This Sussex Life: Natalie Bowling, Research Fellow - "Some people can 'inhabit' other people's bodies"
Sussex psychologist Dr Natalie Bowling will be explaining mirror-touch synaesthesia at The Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition,July 1-7.
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).