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Plenty more phish: Why employees fall for scams and what companies can do about it

3 November 2020

Protective IT controls can give employees a false sense of security and cause them to drop their vigilance, a new study reveals.

In with the in-group: Covid-19 and public compliance

2 November 2020

A new study has key insights into behavioural interventions and human compliance in relation to Covid-19 restrictions.

Sussex student participates in BBC Radio 4 'Bookclub' with award-winning author

29 October 2020

Third-year student Robert Furey joined a BBC radio discussion with Tayari Jones, award-winning author of An American Marriage.

Physicists circumvent centuries-old theory to cancel magnetic fields

29 October 2020

A team of physicists has found a way to circumvent a 178-year old theory which means they can effectively cancel magnetic fields at a distance.

Sussex academics play part in major British Library exhibition about the ongoing fight for women’s rights

27 October 2020

The fight for women’s rights has been brought to life in a new book and exhibition, thanks to the help of Sussex researchers.

Sussex anthropologist talks about the role social sciences can play in the effective response to disease outbreaks

27 October 2020

Amid the worst pandemic in 100 years, the public-health response to COVID-19 requires a significant understanding of human behaviour.