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End of an era: Why Brexit threatens London’s position as Europe’s financial powerhouse

4 February 2019

The Government’s presumption it can negotiate a deal to prevent UK-based banks being frozen out after Brexit is highly likely to be proven wrong.


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New Sussex research group to investigate blood cancers

18 January 2019

A new collaborative research group aims to explore the causes of blood cancers and design new treatments.


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Research reveals mechanism for leukaemia cell growth prompting hopes for new treatment strategies

17 January 2019

A mechanism which drives leukaemia cell growth has been discovered by scientists who believe their findings could inform new treatment strategies.


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How game theory can bring humans and robots closer together

7 January 2019

Researchers have for the first time used game theory to enable robots to assist humans in a safe and versatile manner.


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Creative technology academic to explore protecting workers’ rights in the digital age as part of £1.2m project

21 December 2018

The University of Sussex is involved in a major research project alongside Google and the BBC aimed at making digital services fairer for all.


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Computer hardware originally designed for 3D games could hold the key to replicating the human brain

19 December 2018

Researchers have created the fastest and most energy efficient simulation of part of a rat brain using off-the-shelf computer hardware.


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Study identifies 66 alien plant and animal species that pose greatest threat to European biodiversity

13 December 2018

Plant and animal species that pose the biggest threat to biodiversity should they arrive in the European Union have been identified in a new study.


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Leaving the EU without a deal could cost almost three-quarters of a million workers in Britain their jobs

11 December 2018

A no deal Brexit would threaten jobs around the country but some places will suffer more than others, a UK Trade Policy Observatory study warns.


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