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Sussex Research Hive Seminars are back

18 March 2021

The programme begins with a discussion about connecting researchers in digital spaces, fostering work relationships and maintaining digital wellbeing.

Longhorn cattle amongst the scrub at a study site, Knepp Castle Estate. Photo: Christopher Sandom

Policy should support diverse land management that delivers for both people and nature, urge SSRP researchers

16 March 2021

University of Sussex experts have urged policy makers to support diverse land use management to meet the diverse needs and values of people and...

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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.

Choosing to challenge for International Women's Day on 8 March

5 March 2021

Four Sussex women academics describe how and why they have actively questioned laws, perceptions and behaviours to bring about change.

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Sussex Education Awards nominations open

4 March 2021

Submit your nominations for the next Sussex Education Awards.

Global climate scenarios may significantly overestimate the energy savings from improved energy efficiency

4 March 2021

A new study argues that global energy modellers need to take rebound effects more seriously, and find ways of capturing their full range of effects.

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The hidden $25 trillion cost of the planet's energy and transport systems

1 March 2021

The hidden social, environmental and health costs of the energy and transport sectors is equal to more than a quarter of global economic output.

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Making sense of the mass data generated from firing neurons

19 February 2021

Breakthrough from scientists which may help answer key questions about how animals process information and adapt to environmental changes.

UK’s first survey documenting the lives of ethnic and religious minority people during Covid-19 launches

16 February 2021

Dr Laia Becares has shaped the UK’s first survey on the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic on the lives of 17,000 ethnic and religious minority people.

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