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A golden era for podcasts: why we’re all obsessed

2 May 2019

Authors Dr Martin Spinelli and Dr Lance Dann are academics, broadcasters and podcasters.

Support for Conservative Party rises with UK house prices, new research reveals

2 May 2019

Research presented to Royal Economic Society conference shows 10% house price rise increases chances of homeowners supporting the Conservatives by 5%.

Journalism professor fighting for international protection of all media workers in face of diplomatic opposition

2 May 2019

Prof Ivor Gaber is leading the fight to better protect journalists around the world in the wake of one of the most deadly years for the profession.

Genetic defect causing intellectual disability discovered by Sussex scientists

2 May 2019

Researchers have discovered a new genetic defect which causes a form of intellectual disability; a finding that will improve screening programmes.

Sussex lecturer helps bring adaptation of first English novel, about talking cats and religion, to Brighton Fringe

2 May 2019

A stage adaptation of the world's first ever English novel will be heading to campus as part of the Brighton Fringe next month.

Cancer treatment could become more effective thanks to computer algorithms

2 May 2019

Researchers have shown how network algorithms could be used improve the effectiveness of cancer treatment by predicting interactions between genes.

This Sussex Life: “My job and my art fulfil different but important parts of my life”

2 May 2019

John Haywood, University of Sussex marketing manager, is also a talented watercolourist. His work is on show during this year's Brighton Festival.

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