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Fieldwork begins on £1.9 million Innovate Project looking at safeguarding risks outside the home

5 May 2021

The project is exploring new ways of combating risks beyond the family home, such as sexual and criminal exploitation and gang affiliation.


Dr (Jim) Perry James Browne seated by a table with a glass of red wine on it. He is smiling and wears glasses.

How one man’s Sussex experience prompted a £1 million legacy gift to promote excellence in mathematics research

4 May 2021

Thanks to a generous legacy gift, the Department of Mathematics has established a research centre named after alumnus and donor Dr Jim Perry Browne


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Old wines tale: Economists dispel myth second cheapest on restaurant wine list is biggest rip-off

3 May 2021

New research finds that the mark-up on the second-cheapest wine is significantly below that on the four next most expensive wines on the list.


Professor Anil Seth stands in front of a white board with mathematical equations written in black pen wearing a grey jumper and blue shirt

Sussex neuroscientist wins €2.43 million grant to probe mystery of human consciousness

22 April 2021

The CONSCIOUS project, led by Professor Anil Seth, has been awarded a €2.43 million grant to explore how conscious experiences depend on the brain.


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Does your cat feel empathy for you? A new study aims to find out

22 April 2021

Psychologists are seeking cat and owner duos to see whether cats can ‘catch’ yawns from their owners, which would hint at empathy between the species.


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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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The power of the pack: how crowd-sourcing is the future for animal behaviour research

12 April 2021

Psychologists at the University of Sussex have found that crowd-sourcing the analysis of animal behaviour can eliminate bias to give accurate results.


Keith Jones, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise)

A huge thanks to all involved in our REF 2021 submission

8 April 2021

A monumental achievement of individuals, teams, and divisions across the University.


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Home improvers and influencers vital to achieving UK net zero domestic heating targets

8 April 2021

The role of enthusiastic heat pump adopters in spreading the word is as important as Government policy, education and training.


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