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When you can't hug a human...
There are many wonderful trees on the University of Sussex campus. Now's a good time to get to know them better.
People outside early hit cities may be most at risk from second Covid wave
People outside early hit cities may be particularly vulnerable in a second wave due to the large susceptible populations, shows new Sussex research.
This Sussex Life. Drama graduate Bea Morris: "My role involves helping the museum to re-open post Covid-19."
University of Sussex drama graduate Bea Morris is finding inspiration during an eight-week internship with Ditchling Museum.
TV-watching snackers beware: you won’t notice you’re full if your attention is elsewhere
Eating while doing something perceptually demanding makes it more difficult to notice when you feel full - new research from the University of Sussex.
Why nanomaterial quality matters, and the smart new way to check it
A new way to check the quality of nanomaterials like graphene has emerged from a team at the University of Sussex.
University of Sussex students take up summer internships to help local businesses recover from Covid-19
The University Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF) and Santander Universities UK are co-funding 30 intern positions supporting local businesses.
Mental health concerns: New survey finds majority of LGBTQ+ community showing signs of stress and depression
More than two-thirds of LGBTQ+ people exhibited significant symptoms of depression during lockdown, a new study reveals.
New Student Centre to offer a focal point for student life on campus
Construction of the shell of the Student Centre building was completed in June and tendering is underway for the internal fit-out.
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.
MA graduate awarded doctoral studentship as Sussex partners with Towner Eastbourne
A Sussex graduate has been awarded a doctoral studentship allowing her to lead research into gender imbalance in UK regional museum collections.