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Professor Mathews holding the award at the CIEEM Award ceremony in London

Report led by Sussex Professor wins prestigious ecology award

20 October 2021

A Mammal Society report led by a Sussex Professor secured an award for impact from the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management.


Dr Mahmoud Maina

Black History Month: Celebrating the work of Dr Mahmoud Maina

19 October 2021

In marking Black History Month, the School of Life Sciences is highlighting the work of Dr Mahmoud Maina to advance science in Africa.


The front cover of the APPG report with a bright circle of dots of different colours as its logo

New parliamentary report authored by SSRP calls for closer alignment of climate and development goals

18 October 2021

Unless action on climate change and tackling development goals are better aligned, world risks missing key 2030 targets, warns parliamentary group


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Lockdown wellbeing: children who spent more time in nature fared best

14 October 2021

Study finds children from affluent families tended to have increased their connection to nature during the pandemic more than less affluent peers


A picture of Dr Laia Becares, the Sussex-based author of the study

Sussex/UCL research study is shortlisted for a THE Research Project of the Year award

11 October 2021

The “Queerantine Survey” set out to understand the impact of the pandemic on the LGBTQ+ community – thought to be disproportionately affected.


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Sussex Energy Group launch SEG@COP26 seminar series

1 October 2021

Hear from energy policy experts at the SEG@COP26 series - presenting SPRU research and its relation to this year's global COP negotiations


Claire Lancaster is wearing a black top and sits beside a computer screen displaying three purple images on a white background

Advance Alzheimer’s research by helping further understanding of the link between brain activity and memory

1 October 2021

Volunteers are being encouraged to test their memory as part of a project hoping to develop new preventative strategies for Alzheimer’s.


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AI’s emergence does not guarantee a raw deal for workers, evidence from past industrial revolutions indicates

30 September 2021

The productivity benefits of past industrial revolutions took up to 40 years to be significantly realised, a new study details.


Dr. Zhengguo Sheng initiating the school

SEEDS Summer School

21 September 2021

SEEDS Summer School was held from 6 to 13 Sep 2021. It attracted 35+ attendees. Valuable talks on vehicular communications were presented.


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