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Festival of Music and Ideas: Hildegard Westerkamp and Acoustic Ecologies
Environmentally engaged artists and researchers from Sussex featured in four-day celebration of the music and ideas of Hildegard Westerkamp
Campus works impacting roads, access and transport
Roadworks and out-of-hour closures on the A27 are planned for the next few months, primarily between Falmer and Lewes.
Brighton bus fares go up
Brighton bus fares went up this week; the bus company put the increases down to the cost of environmentally friendly buses and the growth in traffic.
This Sussex Life: Author and BBC presenter Claudia Hammond. "Sussex has influenced my whole career"
Sussex alumna and Radio 4 presenter Claudia Hammond reflects on her many roles at Sussex, including her new one as Visiting Professor.
Small change for climate change: Why research funding to save the world needs to be drastically stepped up
Between 1990 and 2018, less than 4.59% of the global funding totalling more than $1.3 trillion was spent on climate-related research.
Action required: close G Drive files and log out on Monday
G Drive files won’t be available overnight and you are advised to log out if possible
Sussex Professor's treaty proposal to keep fossil fuels in the ground taken to the UN
A treaty proposal, developed by a University of Sussex Professor, has been presented to the UN Security Council by a former Irish President.
Mumbai summer school opportunity for second year Global Studies undergraduates
Second year undergraduates have an exciting opportunity to attend a summer school in Mumbai, thanks to a UKIERI grant.
Call for donations to equip lab in Nigeria and help train a new generation of scientists
A Sussex research fellow is calling for donations of unused or unwanted, but functional science equipment to help equip a laboratory in Nigeria.
Sussex Professor awarded medal for contributions to field of genome stability
Professor of Molecular Genetics, Tony Carr, recently won the prestigious Genome Stability Network Medal.