Research news
SPQR and CDO2 win Faraday Industrial Fellowship to develop quantum sensors for electric vehicle batteries
The Sussex Programme for Quantum Research (SPQR) has teamed up with commercial partner CD02 and have won a prestigious Faraday Industry Fellowship.
Sussex Programme for Quantum Research labs open after months of lockdown
Following lockdown, research groups in the Sussex Programme for Quantum Research are back in their labs again and have shared a video showing us how.
Sussex hosts interuniversity workshop on Covid-19 impacts on global poverty alleviation
Experts from Sussex, IDS and partner universities in China and Ghana discussed the impact of Covid-19 on the alleviation of global poverty.
Responsible Business and Management: Business School students win PRME competition
Two Business School students have won prizes in the PRME Chapter UK and Ireland annual Responsible Business and Management Writing Competition 2020.
Professor Jeremy Hall calls for policy change in a post-COVID-19 economy
Prof. Jeremy Hall, Director of the Science Policy Research Unit, reflects on how policymakers can hit the ‘reset’ button for a post COVID-19 world.
AI-powered revision app and biodegradable plastic alternative named winners of StartUp Sussex 2020
James Bowyer (MSc Experimental Psychology) and Lucy Hughes (BSc Product Design 2019) each received £10,000 prize to launch their businesses.
Rowse Honey & University of Sussex celebrate 10 years of research partnership to protect & support honey bees
Rowse Honey visited the Laboratory of Apiculture and Social Insects last month to hear about the research their funding has helped to make possible.
First wave of Deep Transitions Research Unveiled in New Podcast Series
Deep Transitions researchers report project findings at Sussex in the sound studio, podcasts and dedicated blogs on projects' unique contribution.
Southwest University delegation visits Sussex for research collaboration
The global engagement team received a high level delegation from Southwest University mid January.
Academic and research staff individual circumstances for REF and approved University REF Code of Practice
A process has been set up to ensure that academic and research staff are treated fairly as the University prepares its submission to REF2021.