Coronavirus (Covid-19) research

Sussex psychologist Professor John Drury is among a group of behaviour scientists giving the UK government guidance during the coronavirus pandemic.

A Sussex study into the effects of lockdown on children with special educational needs and disabilities has found the majority felt less stress and anxiety away from school.

Mathematicians at Sussex have warned about the risk of complacency over the level of ‘herd immunity’ required to stem the Covid-19 pandemic.

A University of Sussex researcher is leading the development of Covid-19 forecasting reports which are being used by leading public health organisations.

Child mental health experts tell ministers children must be free to play with friends to ease the stress of life in lockdown.

A team of Sussex psychologists is investigating how family life and well-being are being affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

A new research project is exploring how the coronavirus lockdown is affecting people's attitudes towards drinking and their alcohol intake.

Free open-source hardware and 3D printing could help to alleviate the burden of Covid-19 on global health systems, according to scientists at the University of Sussex.

New mathematical modelling finds that if the objective is to safeguard the ability of health services to cope, policymakers should intervene early and aim for two small peaks in infections, rather than one large peak.