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Sussex Humanities Lab Open Call for Artist in Residence 2022

18 January 2022

SHL is delighted to be collaborating with Laurence Hill for this open call for artist in residence 2022. We are seeking proposals from...

Latest SSRP call for project proposals: ‘Re-engaging in sustainability research with the Global South’

17 January 2022

SSRP has launched a funding call for proposals to help Sussex researchers re-engage in sustainability with the Global South - closing 31 January 2022.

Quickly find a new collaborator at Sussex with “Sustainability Search” database developed by SSRP

13 January 2022

Do you, or people in your network, need to find a University of Sussex collaborator for a new research or writing project? Perhaps you want to find...

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Under a quarter of firms report that introducing AI has led to a loss of jobs

21 December 2021

New academic research shows that the introduction of AI technology is just as likely to lead to job creation within a company as it is net job loss.

National governments need to manage the out-of-control energy demands of the internet

21 December 2021

New research outlines policy options for governments to limit the energy demand and environmental impact of datacentres

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Twelve Days of Quizmas: Test your knowledge of these brain filler facts from the past year of Sussex research

15 December 2021

As 2021 draws to a close, join us on a recap of some of our biggest research stories of the year.

City allotments match farming productivity per square metre

15 December 2021

Urban growers are able to harvest 1kg of insect-pollinated fruit and veg per one metre square, which is within the range of conventional farming.

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New nature-inspired AI doctoral programme officially opens

9 December 2021

The first cohort of students have been welcomed on to the £1.35 million be.AI Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programme

Research reveals how centromeres maintain integrity when damaged, leading to important clinical insights

9 December 2021

A new study has improved understanding of how centromeres, a genomic region key to cell division, maintain integrity when DNA is damaged.