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Sussex researchers join international project to help 11 million Thai people
Researchers are joining an international effort to protect Thailand’s vulnerable coastal communities from storms, floods and coastal erosion.
Sussex Weidenfeld Institute for Jewish Studies launches at London event
Leading figures discussed the rise of antisemitism at an event to launch the University of Sussex’s new centre for Jewish studies.
This Sussex Life: "The biggest challenge for me is keeping things alive"
In all weathers Jaci Driscoll, plant specialist for Sussex Estates and Facilities, can be found on the Sussex campus tending to the flowerbeds.
Wellcome Trust grant to create new legacy for the British Library for Development Studies
The University of Sussex has been awarded a Wellcome Trust grant to improve the accessibility of the British Library of Development Studies (BLDS).
Sussexsport's One World Week celebration of all things international from 18 March
Sussexsport's One World Week activities are not to be missed this March.
Sussex professor calls for sticky fly traps to be regulated, in effort to protect rare bats
Bats, nature’s own insect controllers, are being killed by sticky fly traps, according to a University of Sussex professor.
Exhibition co-curated by Sussex professor takes visitors on musical journey from Soho to Paris
An exhibition exploring how generations of immigrants in London & Paris used music to affirm their place in society opens in the French capital today.
Sussex scientists one step closer to clock that could replace GPS and Galileo
Physicists in the EPic Lab at University of Sussex make crucial development in global race to develop a portable atomic clock
Cut the cups: How the University of Sussex has encouraged a significant drop in paper cup use in its campus cafes
The proportion of hot drinks sold at Sussex to staff, students and visitors using their own mugs has doubled under a new incentive scheme.
Seeking balance for International Women's Day 2019
Women across the Sussex community suggest areas where a greater balance could improve the lives of women – and make societies better.