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University of Sussex releases plan to become one of the world’s most sustainable universities

The University of Sussex has outlined ambitious plans to achieve a net zero carbon footprint of its entire operations within 15 years.

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Giving babies a better start

Thanks to research at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS), the outlook for premature babies around the world is much brighter.

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Consortium bid wins prestigious Institute of Technology funding

20 December 2021

Winning bids will share a £120 million capital funding pot to enhance higher level skills training across the UK

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Christmas comes early for ten student winners of vaccination prize draw

14 December 2021

Prize winners describe how measures by the University helped convinced them to get vaccinated

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Sussex neuroscientist racks up more than 1 million views of latest TED Talk in under three months

4 January 2022

In his new TED Talk, How your brain invents your “self”, Prof Seth lays out his fascinating new theory of consciousness and self.

Jayne Aldridge, Director for the Student Experience

New Year Honour for University’s Director of Student Experience

4 January 2022

The University’s Director for the Student Experience, Jayne Aldridge has been awarded an MBE for services to students in higher education.

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Under a quarter of firms report that introducing AI has led to a loss of jobs

21 December 2021

New academic research shows that the introduction of AI technology is just as likely to lead to job creation within a company as it is net job loss.

National governments need to manage the out-of-control energy demands of the internet

21 December 2021

New research outlines policy options for governments to limit the energy demand and environmental impact of datacentres

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University of Sussex releases plan to become one of the world’s most sustainable universities

An update on Coronavirus

The hidden $25 trillion cost of the planet's energy and transport systems

Giving babies a better start

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Consortium bid wins prestigious Institute of Technology funding

Christmas comes early for ten student winners of vaccination prize draw

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Sussex neuroscientist racks up more than 1 million views of latest TED Talk in under three months

New Year Honour for University’s Director of Student Experience

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Under a quarter of firms report that introducing AI has led to a loss of jobs

National governments need to manage the out-of-control energy demands of the internet

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University of Sussex releases plan to become one of the world’s most sustainable universities

Giving babies a better start

Our University

Consortium bid wins prestigious Institute of Technology funding

Christmas comes early for ten student winners of vaccination prize draw

Our people

Sussex neuroscientist racks up more than 1 million views of latest TED Talk in under three months

New Year Honour for University’s Director of Student Experience

Our research

Under a quarter of firms report that introducing AI has led to a loss of jobs

National governments need to manage the out-of-control energy demands of the internet

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