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Wheel of approval: Graduate’s cycling app attracts global interest
A graduate’s bright idea to use cyclist generated data to improve road infrastructure has been named among the world's top student product designs.
Prestigious award for book detailing the cultural history of the orchid
A professor from the University of Sussex has been awarded a prestigious International History of Science prize.
Trump hung over midterms like a 'monster' while Republicans appeared 'ill at ease'
The President of the US dominated the recent midterm elections, looming over them like a ‘monster’ according to experts at the University of Sussex.
How human minds rival problem-solving powers of supercomputers
Citizen scientists working together can compete with complex computer programs.
‘Rubber hand illusion’ offers clue to Tourette syndrome
Scientists at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) have used an eerie illusion of having an extra hand to understand Tourette syndrome.
University of Sussex scientists opening up access to science through DIY equipment
Scientists have developed a £25 piece of hardware to demonstrate how our brains function, which could aid educators around the world.
Lest we forget
First World War centenary commemorations culminate on Remembrance Sunday, but for doctoral student Jenny Flood the reflections are far from over.
Business School Professor gives evidence to Select Committee on Intergenerational Fairness
Prof Jacqueline O’Reilly contributes valuable research insights to the House of Lords Select Committee on Intergenerational Fairness and Provision.
Global governance must overcome zeitgeist of mistrust if world environmental issues are to be tackled effectively
The growing mistrust towards global intuitions must be overcome if the world is to successfully tackle the environmental challenges it faces.
Litter by litter, wildlife-loving students clear up beauty spot
Wildlife-loving Sussex students helped to clear a local beauty spot of litter and debris.