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Whatever your interests, be inspired by one of our public lectures. You can browse our upcoming public lectures and book a place below.

A socio-technical economic analysis of complex fuel poverty in Northern Ireland

Tuesday 28 September from 13:00 until 14:00

Online

Join us for this week's Energy & Climate Seminar with Christopher Lowans discussing


Process evaluating a mobile phone based self-management intervention blended with peer support

Wednesday 29 September from 16:00 until 17:00

Online

User-led digital interventions for people diagnosed with psychosis are desired by mental health policy makers.


Fatal Alliances: On the Entanglement of Antisemitic and Antifeminist Dynamics of Exclusion

Thursday 30 September from 17:00 until 18:00

Online

Professor Katrin Steffen will be speaking about antisemitism, antifeminism and populism.


China’s Carbon Neutral Goal: What to Look Out For?

Tuesday 5 October from 13:00 until 14:00

Online

Join us for this week's Energy & Climate Seminar with Philip Andrews-Speed discussing China's carbon neutral goals.


From Bystander to Participant: The Victim Journey

Monday 11 October from 18:30 until 19:30

University of Sussex Campus

We are delighted to welcome Dame Vera Baird QC - Victims’ Commissioner (VC) for England and Wales to give our Issues in Criminal Justice Lecture 2021.


Pushing and constraining factors in energy policy-making: explaining the choice for nuclear energy

Tuesday 12 October from 13:00 until 14:00

Online

Join us for this week's Energy & Climate Seminar with Duygu Sever.


Decolonisation: The New Museum Paradigm: Day 1

Thursday 14 October from 12:00 until 18:00

Online

Seminar series on decolonisation in museums, with sessions on education, race, slavery, restitution and science and a summary session.


Decolonisation: The New Museum Paradigm: Day 2

Friday 15 October from 11:30 until 18:30

Online

Seminar series on decolonisation in museums, with sessions on education, race, slavery, restitution and science and a summary session.


Entangled histories: Britain and Jamaica in slavery days and beyond

Thursday 21 October from 17:30 until 18:30

University of Sussex Campus

This lecture will discuss the long history of entanglement between Britain and Jamaica which began in 1655.


Deployment Rates and Aggregation: the missing components of climate policy?

Tuesday 23 November from 13:00 until 14:00

Online

Join us for this week's Energy & Climate seminar with Julian Allwood, where he discusses different ways to live well with today's technologies.


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