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One in five financially-struggling families say a lack of food makes home-learning difficult

Less advantaged children struggle with noise, lack of space, resources and food when home-learning, shows a new study from the University of Sussex.

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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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University of Sussex appoints its first Director of Communications, Marketing and Advancement

25 February 2021

Emily Tofield has been appointed as the University of Sussex’s first Director of Communications, Marketing and Advancement.

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Holocaust Memorial Day 2021: ‘Be the light in the darkness’

27 January 2021

This year’s Holocaust Memorial event for the University of Sussex will be a live Q&A session with Holocaust survivors Peter and George Summerfield.

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Domestic abuse: Sussex campaigner succeeds in urging Government to change law

1 March 2021

An expert in coercive control has succeeded in urging the Government to fill a legal loophole which left ex-partners of domestic abusers unprotected.

This Sussex Life: ISC Director, Martin Torjussen - "We're holding Zoom cook-alongs and karaoke for students"

11 February 2021

Martin Torjussen, Director of the International Study Centre at Sussex, describes how they're maintaining a sense of community during the pandemic.

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

1 March 2021

The hidden social, environmental and health costs of the energy and transport sectors is equal to more than a quarter of global economic output.

Making sense of the mass data generated from firing neurons

19 February 2021

Breakthrough from scientists which may help answer key questions about how animals process information and adapt to environmental changes.

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One in five financially-struggling families say a lack of food makes home-learning difficult

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University of Sussex appoints its first Director of Communications, Marketing and Advancement

Holocaust Memorial Day 2021: ‘Be the light in the darkness’

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Domestic abuse: Sussex campaigner succeeds in urging Government to change law

This Sussex Life: ISC Director, Martin Torjussen - "We're holding Zoom cook-alongs and karaoke for students"

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

Making sense of the mass data generated from firing neurons

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One in five financially-struggling families say a lack of food makes home-learning difficult

Giving babies a better start

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University of Sussex appoints its first Director of Communications, Marketing and Advancement

Holocaust Memorial Day 2021: ‘Be the light in the darkness’

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Domestic abuse: Sussex campaigner succeeds in urging Government to change law

This Sussex Life: ISC Director, Martin Torjussen - "We're holding Zoom cook-alongs and karaoke for students"

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

Making sense of the mass data generated from firing neurons

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