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Profile of Fumani Mthembi

This Sussex Life. Alumna Fumani Mthembi: "Sussex gave me aspirations to remake the world."

23 March 2022

Sussex and IDS alumna Fumani Mthembi reflects on how Sussex shaped her business ambitions, which have led to an exciting connection with Coldplay.
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Financial crises reduce deforestation rates, finds new global research

22 March 2022

For the first time it has been demonstrated that financial crises reduce deforestation rates – according to new Sussex research
Gary Younge

More honesty and fewer statues - Gary Younge debates how we remember and who

22 March 2022

Award-winning author and broadcaster concludes the second Sussex Festival of Ideas by debating one of the most pressing cultural questions of our time
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Stephen Hawking’s famous black hole paradox solved after hair-raising discovery

17 March 2022

Sussex scientists help show that black holes are more complex than previously thought and resolve Hawking’s 46-year-old Black Hole Information Paradox
Fumani Mthembi stands with her hands in her pockets wearing a white shirt and black trousers with her hair in two plaits against a plain white backdrop

The Sussex alum, backed by Coldplay, who is fighting world hunger

17 March 2022

Solar-powered ‘controlled environment agriculture’ project Knowledge Pele selected by the band to be among its global sustainability affiliates.
Sprawling blue and white wildflowers in a 4m squared plot

Small garden? No problem! Researchers prove that ‘mini-meadows’ can make rich habitats for pollinators

15 March 2022

With the help of citizen scientists, Sussex researchers have proven that a space of just 4m2 is enough to provide a rich habitat for pollinators.
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Sussex experts respond to the conflict in Ukraine

10 March 2022

Experts at the University have been playing their part in broadening public understanding on numerous issues related to the conflict in Ukraine
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Two thirds of people who took part in The Kindness Test think the pandemic has made people kinder

9 March 2022

University of Sussex and BBC Radio 4 reveal results of the world’s largest study of kindness
Three ivy bees gather on a purple thistle flower head, with more bees and thistles unfocused in the background.

Research demonstrates high value 'injurious weeds' can bring to pollinators and biodiversity

8 March 2022

A study by Sussex researchers, funded by Rowse Honey, demonstrates a higher number of pollinators visiting weeds compared to DEFRA recommended plants.

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