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Two Sussex academics elected as Fellows of the British Academy

11 August 2021

Two academics from the School of Media, Arts and Humanities join the UK’s national academy for the humanities and social sciences


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Sussex welcomes online International Junior Research Associate (IJRA) students

4 August 2021

We are very pleased to be hosting 17 international students virtually for the 2nd year running as part of our International JRA Scheme.


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Researchers launch annual survey to monitor the health of Sussex seabed following trawler ban

22 July 2021

Staff and students have begun an in-depth study of underwater habitats off the Sussex coast as part of a Sir David Attenborough-backed project.


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Children's literature book award for Hannah Field

14 July 2021

Dr Hannah Field’s book on Victorian movable picture books has won the Children’s Literature Association Book Award for 2021.


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Sussex software engineering first opens doors to AI supercomputing research

12 July 2021

The University will soon enjoy access to some of the UK’s most advanced supercomputing facilities.


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Sussex mathematicians develop ground-breaking modelling toolkit to predict local COVID-19 impact

12 July 2021

Sussex mathematicians have created a new modelling toolkit which predicts the impact of COVID-19 at a local level with unprecedented accuracy.


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The former Apprentice contestant whose next big thing is electric cars

12 July 2021

Former Apprentice contestant Jenny Garbis is studying at Sussex and has turned her attention to researching what stops people buying electric cars.


Sussex Programme for Quantum Research website

The Sussex Programme for Quantum Research launches new website

5 July 2021

Take a virtual wander to see the latest news, current projects and applications of quantum technologies taking place at the University of Sussex.


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Countries investing in renewable energy enjoy greater economic growth and lower income inequality

2 July 2021

Renewable energy acts as a catalyst for reducing income inequality and energy poverty according to analysis of data from over 200 countries.


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