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We had the experience but missed the meaning (Dry Salvages, T.S.Eliot): Reflecting on reflection
The phrase in the title, taken from T.S.Eliot’s Four Quartets, captures something of the marvel and mystery that are intertwined in my journey to date
A vision of successful education in Africa through the agency of research
Education in Africa is often characterised in deficit terms, unable to achieve social improvement for the poor and marginalised.
The Exchange at Small Batch: A cup of kindness
Join Al Tomlins, founder of Small Batch Coffee and Jo Cutler from the University’s Social Decision Lab for an evening of coffee and conversation.
Why the US is not a "Nation of Immigrants"
Far from making a radical break with the past, President Trump’s immigration policy is in line with a long tradition of American nativism.
Holocaust Memorial Day at Sussex 2019: Torn From Home
This annual event, organised by the Centre for German-Jewish Studies, will take place in the afternoon of Wednesday 6 February 2019.
Distant voices, living music: hearing the past and writing the present
Classical composers are often trained to think that originality means devising new ideas and methods, and precludes quoting the past.
Dynamics and Control – their role in cutting vehicle CO2 emissions
Dynamics and Control play a major role in the design and operation of just about everything that moves: cars, aircraft, electric motors and robots.
How neurons work together to unpick and reconstruct the world around us
Neurons in our sensory systems cooperate to extract information and meaning from our environment. Different neurons divide up their roles. Even when..
Hostile Environments: a new politics of global space
Events of the last decade have underlined the limitations of formal migration controls. Wealthy states have intensified attempts to influence the...