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Academics and policy makers mobilise to transform innovation in South Africa

2 November 2020

140 experts helped to transform South Africa’s science, technology and innovation systems in a three-day forum, co-organised by Sussex.


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Physicists circumvent centuries-old theory to cancel magnetic fields

29 October 2020

A team of physicists has found a way to circumvent a 178-year old theory which means they can effectively cancel magnetic fields at a distance.


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Sussex academics play part in major British Library exhibition about the ongoing fight for women’s rights

27 October 2020

The fight for women’s rights has been brought to life in a new book and exhibition, thanks to the help of Sussex researchers.


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Academic discovers lost letter to Henry VIII - from the Antichrist

16 October 2020

An archival find reveals how the king was secretly ridiculed for his marriages.


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Brexit tariffs will not help the poorest nations, new study finds

15 October 2020

Exports from the world’s poorest nations to the UK will be lower as a result of Brexit, a joint analysis of the UK’s new tariff plans reveals.


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Clean and clear: How being more transparent over resources helps cut carbon emissions

14 October 2020

Countries that sign up to improved financial transparency over oil, gas, and mining revenues benefit from significant reductions in carbon emissions.


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Feline friendly? How to build rap-paw with your cat – new psychology study

8 October 2020

Sussex psychologists have found a way to help humans bond with cats through eye-narrowing communication


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Parents, not schools, hold the key to maths success

7 October 2020

Parental influence has a far greater impact on a child’s attainment in mathematics than any factor related to school environment, new study shows.


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