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Sussex athletes all set for Stanmer Park
Nearly 40 Sussex runners are set to race at a national student athletics championships in Stanmer Park tomorrow (Sat 31 Jan).
Sussex economist appointed to ESRC Council
Sussex economist Prof L. Alan Winters has been appointed as a member of the senior decision-making body for the Economic and Social Research Council.
Obituary: Rupert Wilkinson
John Whitley, Emeritus Reader in American Studies, has written an appreciation of Prof Rupert Wilkinson (1936-2014), who died before Christmas.
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Sussex researchers oppose proposal to ban sex-selective abortion in the UK
In a letter in the Daily Telegraph on Wed (28 Jan), Sussex academics joined others in opposing legislation that would ban sex-selective abortion.
Sussex scientist wins award for research into flexible, wearable technology
A Sussex scientist has won a medal for research into flexible electronic circuits for new technologies such as bendable phones and smart clothing.
Yes, you really did see an elephant!
An elephant is touring the campus and gate crashing lectures this week as part of a campaign to take the stigma out of mental health issues.
Sussex academics to explore bees, brains and bubbles at Brighton Science Festival
Sussex staff will explore the human brain, give a bee's eye view of the world, and demonstrate geometry with bubbles at a science festival next month.
Nominations open today for new awards for excellence in teaching
Sussex students and staff are being invited to nominate staff to receive awards for excellence in teaching.
Sussex academic inspired Chinese VIP to visit Royal Pavilion
The director of a new art museum in China was "bewildered" but "very interested" as he was shown around the Royal Pavilion by a Sussex art historian.
Sussex ranked 12th in league table for global health research
The University of Sussex has been placed 12th in a new table that ranks UK universities according to their commitment to global health research.