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A apple that has been smashed and rebuilt, with sellotape sticking it together as part of Worktable, which will be at Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts for Brighton Festival this May

Rebuilding cultural connections: University of Sussex programme for the Brighton Festival 2022  

6 May 2022

Details of Brighton Festival 2022 events co-presented with University of Sussex Festival of Ideas and Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts


Juliet Richardson, Martha Knott and Sam Waugh standing on Brighton beach with their medals. Sam is holding a dog, which looks like it is trying to lick Martha

Team Sussex paint the town yellow at Brighton Marathon Weekend

5 May 2022

On Sunday 10 April 2022, alumni, staff and students from the University took part in the Brighton Marathon Weekend as Team Sussex.


Two attendees sit in their group around a table, with the rest of their group out of shot. One gestures as he adds his opinion to the discussion

Sussex to spend a further £20,000 on campus biodiversity

3 May 2022

The University of Sussex is to invest up to £20,000 in innovative environmental projects in its bid to create the most biodiverse campus in the UK


A number of wind turbines rise out of the sea while a boat floats in the background

Thirty years of climate research funding has overlooked the potential of experimental transformative technologies

3 May 2022

New study reveals the technologies and academic disciplines that are being overlooked by research funders in the global fight against climate change


The 17 Sustainable Development Goals presented as separate colourful pillars. A blurry silhouette of a person can be seen walking next to the pillars

SSRP contributes to high international sustainability and development rankings

29 April 2022

With its SDG-focus and numerous research partnerships, the SSRP has helped Sussex achieve high international rankings in two different assessments.


Law student at the Clinical Legal Education Centre sitting in front of a window and talking to a client

Alumni donations are supporting our Law Clinics, which help those who are unable to access legal aid.

27 April 2022

“Your service was a lifeline. It really did feel like we had proper legal support and weren’t just left to fend for ourselves.”


Current flow in an electric vehicle battery

Quantum physicists develop sensors to assess the safety of electric vehicle batteries

25 April 2022

Quantum physicists at the University of Sussex have used magnetic imaging for assessing electric vehicle batteries.


Moss Ngoasheng

This Sussex Life. Moss Ngoasheng: “Our debates at Sussex helped us shape the new South Africa.”

25 April 2022

Sussex and IDS alumnus Moss Ngoasheng remembers how Sussex supported the struggle against apartheid and helped him to play a key role in government.


Dr Rhys Morgan (centre) wearing a white lab coat, surrounded by members of his lab, also wearing white coats.

Sussex scientists identify new molecular strategies for tackling aggressive form of leukaemia

21 April 2022

By exploring the interactions of an overactive protein in cancer cells, researchers believe they may have found a potential new target for treatment.


Graphic of a brain surrounded by purple gradient light

Treatment which ‘switches off’ cancer cells and limits growth, could make aggressive brain tumour easier to treat

11 April 2022

Researchers believe they may have found a way to reduce the speed at which glioblastoma progresses, and strengthen existing treatments.


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