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Daniel Nightingale

Congratulations to Daniel Nightingale – awarded a Junior Research Associate placement

30 June 2021

“I figured out over the last year that I want to get much more hands on”


Inking outside the box: £2 million boost for printable nanomaterial tech

30 June 2021

A team of physicists at the University of Sussex are set to receive a £2 million boost to continue their research into applications for nanomaterials.


Call for initiatives: TIP Conference 2022 launched

28 June 2021

Transformative Innovation Policy Conference 17-21 January 2022: Call for initiatives open!


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UK-Australia trade deal boost to Australia exports six times higher than impact on UK exports

24 June 2021

Modelling by the UK Trade Policy Observatory estimates the UK may see an increase in exports of just 0.35% from its new trade deal with Australia.


Dr Gianluca Memoli is dressed in a brightly coloured check shirt and is holding a piece of transparent material across his face

Scientists unveil new sound blind which reduces noise while allowing air to flow freely

24 June 2021

A hospital trial to reduce stress of noise to patients and medical staff begins for winner of Armourers & Brasiers Venture Prize seed funding award.


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Reflecting on the Sussex Festival of Ideas

21 June 2021

Ed Hughes, Chair of the Sussex Festival of Ideas steering group, reflects on the inaugural festival.


Fulking Escarpment

New enchanting composition by Sussex composer captures the beauty of South Downs National Park

21 June 2021

A captivating classical musical score set to breathtaking scenery has been created to mark the 10th anniversary of the South Downs National Park.


Permafrost at Batagay

Batagay Megaslump reveals oldest permafrost in Eurasia survived intense global warming events

15 June 2021

Research, led by the University of Sussex, has found that ancient permafrost has survived exceptionally warm past climates, as much as 4–5°C warmer


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