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Councils urged to ramp up contingency planning to avert food disruption in any version of Brexit
Report calls for authorities to strengthen planning for possible disruption due to Brexit, and prepare to communicate food information to the public.
Another chance to hear a human history of sound and listening
A radio series on the history of sound and listening, written and presented by Sussex academic Professor David Hendy, is being repeated on BBC Radio.
Multimillion pound project will see AI remixing radio to help people living with dementia
Listeners could get personalised medical support via the radio, thanks to an innovative new scheme involving BSMS.
Robin Banerjee to be Interim Head of Psychology
Professor Robin Banerjee is to be the Interim Head of the School of Psychology.
The negative impact of positive Ofsted ratings
GCSE results suffer as parents back off from supporting their children, new research co-authored by University of Sussex economics lecturer reveals.
Cancer drug could be repurposed to provide treatment for brain aneurysms, new research suggests
An important class of drug used to treat cancer patients could be used to treat brain aneurysms, according to new research published this week.
International research finds bedbugs evolved more than 100 million years ago - and walked the earth with T.Rex
Research reveals the evolutionary history of bedbugs - some of the most unwanted human bedfellows.
Medical school and partner universities contribute to one-stop health resource
Academics from BSMS and universities including Sussex have contributed to the Cambridge Handbook of Psychology, Health and Medicine.
Rowan trees thrive and Ecosia on Campus continues
Three rowan trees that were planted to mark the success of student campaign Ecosia on Campus are flourishing at the University of Sussex.
Provost named among Nation’s Lifesavers
Professor Saul Becker is named among 100 individuals or groups based in universities whose work is saving lives and making a life-changing difference.