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University of Sussex on 'The One Show'
Clinical psychologist Dr Kathy Greenwood appeared on BBC One's ‘The One Show’ to discuss SlowMo, the UK’s first digital therapy for paranoia.
Sussex Awards for Excellence in Teaching announced
These awards recognise the work of staff in their teaching and assessment practices, as well as in supporting the learning experience of students.
Soapbox Science returns to Brighton seafront in June
Soapbox Science will be returning to Brighton seafront on Saturday 2 June 2018. The call for speakers is now open – apply by 23 February.
Leverhulme Trust to fund doctoral scholarships at Sussex in sensation, perception and awareness
One of the UK’s largest providers of research funding is to fund a new million-pound inter-disciplinary doctoral training programme at Sussex.
New therapy helps schizophrenia patients re-engage socially
A new therapy that helps people with schizophrenia to reconnect with the world around them has had promising results, a Sussex-led study has found.
Horses can read our body language, even when they don't know us
Horses can tell the difference between dominant and submissive body postures in humans, according to a Sussex-led study.
Helga steps into Barbie’s world to see how she measures up
Psychologist Dr Helga Dittmar joins shopping guru Mary Portas on Channel Four tonight (3 October) to talk about the world's most iconic doll.
From postcode rivals to riot partners: the psychology of the 2011 rioters explained
A new study on the psychology of rioting explains how postcode rivalries dissipated and rioters formed new allegiances during the 2011 riots.
Book your free ticket: British Science Festival 2017
Leading scientists are in Brighton from 5-9 September for the British Science Festival, with experts from the University of Sussex playing a key role.
Labour MP announced for SSRP British Science Festival panel
Former Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, Kerry McCarthy MP, will explore what Brexit means for agriculture in the UK.