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SPQR and CDO2 win Faraday Industrial Fellowship to develop quantum sensors for electric vehicle batteries

6 August 2020

The Sussex Programme for Quantum Research (SPQR) has teamed up with commercial partner CD02 and have won a prestigious Faraday Industry Fellowship.
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MA graduate awarded doctoral studentship as Sussex partners with Towner Eastbourne

5 August 2020

A Sussex graduate has been awarded a doctoral studentship allowing her to lead research into gender imbalance in UK regional museum collections.
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Overseas voters’ decisive Brexit-fuelled shift from Conservatives casts doubt on government Votes For Life pledge

4 August 2020

An on-line survey reveals that the Conservatives’ share of overseas votes in the EU fell by two thirds between the 2015 and 2019 elections.
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Virtual exhibition celebrates work of BACA students after pandemic puts project on hold

4 August 2020

With a collaborative project between Sussex and BACA put on pause, a free online exhibition seeks to share students hard work.
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New evidence review: the implications of contact for the well-being of children and young people

31 July 2020

Prof Janet Boddy co-authors new review into contact following placement in care and identifies best practice based on evidence from 49 recent studies.
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This Sussex Life. Rob Fowler: "It was important that we found a safe way to continue working."

30 July 2020

Dr Rob Fowler, Head of Technical Services for Life Sciences, is among those helping to get campus open again safely during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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One quarter of native mammals now at risk of extinction in Britain

30 July 2020

Led by a Sussex professor, the first official Red List for British Mammals highlights species most at risk of national extinction in the near future.
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Jobs for the boys: How children give voice to gender stereotyped job roles

28 July 2020

Children, and especially boys, show stronger stereotyping about masculine and feminine jobs than previously suspected.
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To end King Coal’s reign, must his loyal subjects get paid? Compensating phase-out losers for a just transition

27 July 2020

Governments should be prepared to pay billions of pounds to operators of coal-fired power plants in agreements to shut down their plants early.

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