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Apply now for the Research Development Fund
The RDF is designed to develop activities that will lead to substantive external research proposals. The deadline for Round 10 is Monday 5 November.
Lift off for world-first ultrasound levitation that bends around barriers
Researchers have become the first in the world to develop technology which can bend sound waves around an obstacle and levitate an object above it.
University of Sussex research featured heavily in major climate change report
Research by the University of Sussex has played in key role in the creation of a hugely significant new report on climate change.
Applications invited for the Doctoral School's Researcher-Led Initiative Fund
The autumn call for applications to the Researcher-Led Initiative Fund is now open.
Trade friendship – Georgetown University and Sussex academics continue to shape thinking on UK-US trade
Academics from Georgetown University and the University of Sussex met this week to continue their collaboration on US - UK trade policy
Sussex Sustainability Research Programme responds to IPCC report
‘Smart strategies’ can reduce emissions and more, according to researchers. SSRP researchers respond to the IPCC SR15 report with a message of hope.
Ditching Google – turning searches into trees
Three Sussex Anthropology students have worked with IT Services to help Sussex students turn their web searches into trees.
Campus parking applications 2018/19 are now closed
We have reached capacity for the number of parking permits and passes-to-park available on campus for the academic year 2018/19.
Obituary: Jim Hanson (1937-2018)
Chemistry professor Jim Hanson, who died suddenly on 13 September, made major contributions to the study of naturally occurring organic compounds.
Your smart phone could soon be making your commute much less stressful
Apps that can detect what mode of transport phone users are travelling on and automatically offer relevant advice are set to become a reality.