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Neuroscientist makes front page news in Chile after high-profile talk
Neuroscientist Prof Anil Seth has headed up a delegation of top UK scientists participating in the “most important knowledge event in Latin America”.
Best friends like the Kardashians? Or rivals like the Milibands? How sibling relationships form
How do sibling relationships form? Sussex researchers seek mums expecting baby number two
Research reveals mechanism for leukaemia cell growth prompting hopes for new treatment strategies
A mechanism which drives leukaemia cell growth has been discovered by scientists who believe their findings could inform new treatment strategies.
A golden era for podcasts: why we’re all obsessed
Authors Dr Martin Spinelli and Dr Lance Dann are academics, broadcasters and podcasters.
End of a cosmic era: Sussex uni students have helped to map vast swathe of sky
Sussex scientists have contributed to an international endeavour, the Dark Energy Survey.
How game theory can bring humans and robots closer together
Researchers have for the first time used game theory to enable robots to assist humans in a safe and versatile manner.
Most Tory party members would choose No Deal over May's Deal, new survey finds
A new survey of Conservative Party members and voters offers little hope they’ll help the PM persuade her MPs to support her Withdrawal Agreement.
Brexit will be Corbyn’s ‘acid test’ as new Sussex study shows he’s at odds with his party
A survey of Labour members by Sussex and Queen Mary shows overwhelming support for a 'People's Vote' and is Corbyn's acid test, says Sussex professor.
Sussex experts join global effort to protect refugees
The University of Sussex is part of a major new international project which aims to help people who have been forcibly displaced from their homes.
How ‘Dry January’ is the secret to better sleep, saving money and losing weight
New research from the University of Sussex shows that taking part in Dry January has many benefits.