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Professor Richard Layfield

Sussex chemist receives international research award

23 November 2021

Professor of Chemistry Richard Layfield receives highly prestigious international award in recognition of his research.


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Sussex scientists secure prestigious award for research into quantum chemistry methods

22 November 2021

A chemist, mathematician and engineer have secured a highly competitive Royal Society award which champions interdisciplinary research.


Arabidopsis thaliana flower

New study sheds light on the evolution of centromeres with innovative genome sequencing project

17 November 2021

Researchers have successfully sequenced the genome of the world’s most widely used model plant species at a level of detail never previously achieved.


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Two new additions for the University of Sussex on the global list of highly-cited researchers

16 November 2021

Dr Paula Kivimaa and Prof Karoline Rogge have been named in the 2021 Highly Cited Researchers List for the very first time.


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Sussex-led study finds stronger correlation between heat, humidity and suicide among women and youth

16 November 2021

New research investigating suicide and heat has found that temperature alone may not be enough to understand the risks of climate change


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'Jill Craigie: Film Pioneer' news, publications and screenings

12 November 2021

An update on the exciting progress of this major research project into the life and work of a female pioneer of documentary filmmaking


A mother in a black top receives an injection from a doctor while a child in a white shirt sits in her lap

Health of some ethnic minority groups in the UK equivalent to White people at least 20 years older – new study

11 November 2021

After age 30, people from Pakistani/Bangladeshi backgrounds experience rates of poor health the equivalent to White people at least 20 years older.


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Rural communities most exposed to risk of energy and transport poverty, new study finds

8 November 2021

Rural residents are most likely to be impacted by the twin pressures of energy poverty and transport poverty simultaneously


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