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University of Sussex Professor of Photonics, Marco Peccianti in his laboratory

University of Sussex physics professor recognised for excellence in advancing the science of light

20 December 2021

University of Sussex Professor of Photonics Marco Peccianti made a 2022 Optica Fellow.
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This Sussex Life. Dr Stephen Wilkins, astronomer. "We're hoping to see the first stars forming."

15 December 2021

Dr Stephen Wilkins is among astronomers around the world who will be analysing data about the early Universe from the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Twelve Days of Quizmas: Test your knowledge of these brain filler facts from the past year of Sussex research

15 December 2021

As 2021 draws to a close, join us on a recap of some of our biggest research stories of the year.
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Sussex academic to receive the prestigious MLA James Russell Lowell prize

14 December 2021

The Modern Language Association of America announced last week that it is awarding its fifty-second annual James Russell Lowell Prize to Peter Boxall
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Christmas comes early for ten student winners of vaccination prize draw

14 December 2021

Prize winners describe how measures by the University helped convinced them to get vaccinated
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Innovation and systems integration a key to megaproject success

14 December 2021

Research shows that large high value megaprojects are difficult to manage due to exceptionally complex, uncertain, and rapidly changing conditions
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New nature-inspired AI doctoral programme officially opens

9 December 2021

The first cohort of students have been welcomed on to the £1.35 million be.AI Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programme
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Pandemics, market incentives and politics create varying regional demand for domestic and foreign vaccine companies

9 December 2021

New study into the impact of a global demand spike on differential incentives for markets in India for domestic and foreign-based vaccine firms.
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Sussex academic directs film about one of UK’s first women film directors

7 December 2021

A new feature documentary which tells the story of one of the UK’s first women film directors will be streamed as part of the Cinema of Ideas series

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