Latest staff news
Scientist gets into gear for new fundraising challenge
Maria Suarez, from the Cell Cycle Control Lab in the Genome Damage and Stability Centre, gears up for Cancer Research UK's Cycle 300 Challenge
Simple test could identify bladder cancer patients who won’t respond to immunotherapy
Patients who are unlikely to benefit from a commonly used immunotherapy for bladder cancer could be identified by a blood test, say BSMS researchers.
Take a “bath” in birdsong at Newhaven Festival
Give yourself a break from the pressures of modern life by bathing in birdsong in an ancient church, urges an expert in ecological acoustics.
Sussex retains its place among world-leading universities
The University has retained its position among the top HE institutes around the world in the latest edition of an authoritative global league table.
Campus improvement works - impacts on roads, access & parking
North-South Road will be completely closed to vehicles for resurfacing works north of the Chichester building, commencing on Monday 20 August.
Realising Europe’s soft power in external cooperation and trade
The University of Sussex is part of a global consortium researching Realising Europe’s Soft Power in External Cooperation and Trade (RESPECT)
Last chance! Deadline approaching to join University 'Sodexo' childcare voucher scheme
As previously reported in March 2018, the government have extended the deadline for joining employer childcare voucher schemes.
Continued success for Sussex in AHRC funding bid
The eight members of a consortium including Sussex are celebrating continued funding to support PhD researchers in the arts and humanities.
Pride in STEM: Sussex scientists celebrate Brighton Pride
University scientists brought family-friendly activities to the UK’s biggest LGBT+ event on Saturday 4 August.
Sussex neuroscientist stars in new Werner Herzog-linked Netflix documentary
Professor Anil Seth features as one of nine world-renowned experts sharing ideas in a new Vice Media documentary.