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See the talks, lectures and events taking place as part of the Summer of Research.

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We’ve curated the programme into themes, ranging from celebration of success to discussing research across the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities and more.

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How central Asian Jews and Muslims worked together in London’s 20th-century fur and carpet trade

Thursday 16 May from 13:00 until 14:30

University of Sussex Campus

Prof. Marsden discusses his research and recent article in The Conversation on trade networks

Making Your Own Press: Printing a Pagan Bohemia in Sussex

Monday 20 May from 14:00 until 17:30

University of Sussex Campus

A Vine Press Workshop and Panel Event Inspired by 1920s Zine-Making

Using SciVal to find ‘stretch’ collaborators

Wednesday 22 May from 11:30 until 13:00

University of Sussex Campus

A workshop on using tools that are freely available to you whilst you’re at the University of Sussex to search for “stretch” collaborators.

The 50-Year Ban on Psychedelics: An Evening with Prof. David Nutt

Wednesday 22 May from 18:30 until 20:30

University of Sussex Campus

Prof. David Nutt delves into the divisive history of psychedelic policy and its ban was perhaps the worst scientific censorship in history.

Opening up qualitative data: supporting qualitative data sharing

Thursday 23 May from 10:00 until 11:00

University of Sussex Campus

This event will support attendees with steps to take to facilitate sharing of qualitative data.

Adding larger datasets to Sussex Figshare

Thursday 30 May from 10:00 until 11:00

Online

This event will show attendees how to use tools to upload larger datasets to Sussex Figshare

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From the Research Community

Sussex Doc Fest

ECR Symposium

Open Research and Development

Sussex Impact Days

Collaboration

Latest events

How central Asian Jews and Muslims worked together in London’s 20th-century fur and carpet trade

Making Your Own Press: Printing a Pagan Bohemia in Sussex

Using SciVal to find ‘stretch’ collaborators

The 50-Year Ban on Psychedelics: An Evening with Prof. David Nutt

Opening up qualitative data: supporting qualitative data sharing

Adding larger datasets to Sussex Figshare

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