The Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science and its research has been widely covered in the media, reflecting a strong public interest in consciousness science
- Eight Key Questions for Consciousness Science. The Guardian, March 1, by Anil Seth
- The Guardian Science Podcast (Feb 24): "Consciousness: The Hard Problem". With Alok Jha, Anil Seth, Chris Frith, and Barry Smith.
- Video trailer (~4 min) and full video (~30 min) of "Consciousness: The Hard Problem" debate at The Royal Institution on March 7th 2012
- Emblems of awareness (Science News, Feb 2012, by Laura Sanders)
- Enriched by information (Science News, Feb 2012, by Laura Sanders)
- Existence: Where did my consciousness come from (New Scientist, 20 July 2011; comment in article by Anil Ananthaswamy)
- Existence: What is the self? (New Scientist, 20 July 2011; comment in article by Anil Ananthaswamy)
- "Neuroscience and the Guitar" - Anil Seth with composer and guitar virtuoso Richard Durrant, An Arts of Life Science Event (Oct 22, 2010). Event covered in News BBC Sussex.
- Sackler Centre opening event covered in issue 1 one of the Falmer Focus alumni magazine
- Sackler Centre is leading the 'Mind and brain' theme of the University's Research review 2010
- Sackler Centre opening event covered in the 2010 Research news review of the University of Sussex
- Ron Chrisley's work on the 'CogAff' architecture (with Aaron Sloman) is discussed by Sue Blackmore - Science explains, not describes: The experience of consciousness seems incommunicable and ineffable. Yet science can hope to explain how it arises (The Guardian, July 12, 2010)
- Commentary on the New Scientist article - The flights of fancy that may unlock the secrets of our brains (The Times, May 19th, 2010)
- Interview with Anil Seth - The search for consciousness (My Bright Idea, The Observer, May 9th, 2010)
- Sackler Centre opening event covered in the New Scientist (Apr 24, 2010); Times Higher Education (Apr 23, 2010); Financial Times (Apr 26, 2010).
