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Events to launch the new Sussex Festival of Ideas

19 April 2021

Join in an afternoon of online events to mark the launch of the new Sussex Festival of Ideas.


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‘Polluter elite’ should be UK climate policy target, finds report led by Sussex academic

14 April 2021

A new report led by Professor Peter Newell, in the School of Global Studies, has called on policy makers to target the UK’s polluter elite.


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SAGE Publishing renews support of scholarships for doctoral researchers

13 April 2021

Sussex celebrates 10 years of collaboration with SAGE Publishing and the renewal of their support for Research Hive Scholarships


Back with a Bang: University of Sussex partners Brighton Festival to welcome safe return of city’s arts scene

30 March 2021

The Brighton Festival is set to return in May with events across the city and at the University's Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts.


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UK society picks up unpaid £110 billion tab from energy industry every year

26 March 2021

The true social, environmental and health costs of the UK energy sector is paid for by society at large rather than the industry or its consumers


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Telling new stories from old

25 March 2021

Have you ever wondered what happens to the materials collected for social research projects?


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Stingray Bio launched from University of Sussex to find new medicines for breast and other cancers

23 March 2021

Leading cancer researchers at the University of Sussex have worked to launch independent spin-out company Stingray Bio.


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SSRP researchers define UN actions to bend the curve on biodiversity loss

22 March 2021

A new paper identifies eight actions for sustainable food production and consumption to bend the curve on biodiversity loss.


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US society picks up unpaid $1.7 trillion tab from energy industry every year

19 March 2021

The social, environmental and health costs of the US energy sector dwarves the revenues of the country’s upstream oil and gas industry ($181 billion)


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Parenting in a time of anxiety: Psychologists seek 2,000 anxious parent volunteers for major new study

16 March 2021

Professor Sam Cartwright-Hatton and her team are launching their new online Parenting with Anxiety programme.


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