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New paper calls for coherent rights-based approach to tackling malnutrition

22 September 2022

Joint University of Zambia, Sussex and IDS research explores the ‘right to nutrition’ in its social, legal and political context


A cartoon of an old gene struggling up a mountain and a new gene hiking up with energy.

Study shows that young genes adapt faster than old ones

22 September 2022

A study from Sussex and the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology shows that the age of a gene determines how fast they adapt.


An image of a critically endangered frog species of Ecuador's Intag Valley

New ‘Rights of Nature’ case will have major implications for protected forest and indigenous lands

21 September 2022

A University of Sussex conservation biologist addresses urgent climate and biodiversity crisis in Ecuador in another landmark Rights of Nature case.


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New scanner that could 'revolutionise healthcare' at Clinical Imaging Sciences Centre

14 September 2022

A new lightweight MRI scanner, which could revolutionise healthcare, arrived at the Clinical Imaging Sciences Centre (CISC) on Friday 19 August.


Poster for Resistance Cultures Festival

Cross-cultural conversation on anti-colonial resistance histories co-curated by Sussex professor

7 September 2022

Conversations, screenings and performances at Resistance Cultures Festival mark 100 years of Irish independence and 60 years of Algerian independence


Molecular surface representation for the ‘head-end’ of the Smc5/6 complex in its unliganded or ‘apo’ form

Team reveals structure of Smc5/6, a complex important to human health, first identified at Sussex over 25 years ago

24 August 2022

A study, led by a team of researchers based in the Life Sciences, has revealed the 3-dimensional structure of the budding yeast Smc5/6 complex.


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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at heart of Research Week programme

27 July 2022

The NIHR ARC KSS Academy holds its second Research Week to support the learning and development of applied health and social care researchers.


A person employed at a banana packing plant is cleaning and distributing bunches of bananas

Overemphasis on aesthetics in quality standards of bananas is harmful to workers

22 July 2022

SSRP researcher Dr Zaglul Ruiz shows that small changes in our perceptions of what a desirable commodity is could improve workers’ lives


Money

Universal Credit has cost society £465 million & increased repossessions and criminality, research finds

12 July 2022

Universal Credit has cost society £465 million & led to a large increase in home repossessions, burglaries and vehicle crimes, new research has found


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