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University celebrates record year for professors in global highly cited researchers list
The University has seen the number of its academics recognised in a global list of highly cited researchers more than double from last year’s ranking.
Sussex to observe Transgender Day of Remembrance
The University is commemorating those who have been killed as a result of transphobic violence, with a vigil on campus and by flying the trans flag.
Climate change already damaging health of world's children, according to Lancet report
A new report, co-authored by experts at the University of Sussex, warns about the health impact of climate change on the world’s children.
Sussex turns purple as part of disability campaign
Sussex is going purple to mark UK Disability History Month from 18 November-20 December, and celebrating with events and activities on campus.
Student inventor of marine bioplastic wins International James Dyson Award 2019
University of Sussex student Lucy Hughes invents award-winning plastic alternative made of organic marine waste.
Calling Princess Leia: How the out-of-this-galaxy Star Wars hologram just became a step closer to reality
Academics have come the closest yet to recreating one of the most iconic of Star Wars technology; holograms that can be seen,heard and felt.
Dare to be kind - University of Sussex shows the way
Kindness is the theme of Kind Rebellion, a performance of music, film and debate at University of Sussex’s Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts
New report reveals true impact of insect apocalypse and calls for urgent action
A report by a Sussex Professor warns that if insect declines aren't halted, ecosystems will collapse with ‘profound consequences for human wellbeing’.
This Sussex Life. Professor Robin Banerjee. "Kindness is about human connections"
For World Kindness Day, Professor Robin Banerjee, Head of the Sussex Kindness Research network, reflects on what's at the core of human decency.
Dogs match what they see with what they hear – University of Sussex research shows
University of Sussex research shows dogs match high and low pitch sounds with the position of objects, such as bouncing ball - just like people do