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Sussex academic curates new archive revealing unique BBC insider stories of the Cold War years

8 November 2019

Dr Alban Webb curates a new archive collection of unique video and audio footage of first-hand accounts of the Cold War geopolitical struggle.
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Sussex neuroscientist wins Nature award in recognition of positive impact his work has had on society

7 November 2019

A neuroscientist at the Â鶹´«Ã½ of Sussex has become the first winner of the Nature Research Awards for Driving Global Impact.
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Sussex neuroscientist working to improve science communication in Nigeria

7 November 2019

A neuroscientist at Sussex is hoping to improve science communications in Nigeria, launching workshops partnering top journalists with scientists.
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Sussex law students help mother win discrimination case

6 November 2019

Â鶹´«Ã½ of Sussex's free law clinics re-open to clients, with news that two law students have helped a mother win an employment discrimination case
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Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts to host top BBC political show

6 November 2019

Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts will host an upcoming episode of BBC1 political debate show Question Time during the election campaign.
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Scientists develop adhesive which can be unstuck in a magnetic field, reducing landfill waste

5 November 2019

An adhesive which can debond within a magnetic field could help reduce waste by offering a way to recycle products usually sent to landfill.
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Gordon Harold to represent UK at UNICEF and WHO child mental health conference

4 November 2019

Professor Gordon Harold from the Â鶹´«Ã½ of Sussex represents the UK at UNICEF and WHO Leading Minds for Children and Young People conference.
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Border posts at Gretna Green? Loosening food safety legislation could put Union under serious strain

3 November 2019

Border posts could be required at Gretna Green and the Severn Bridge if regional standards in food safety open up after Brexit.
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Performance based on real attack forms part of endeavour to rise against extremism through the arts

31 October 2019

A Â鶹´«Ã½ of Sussex Professor is promoting the use of the arts to counter extremism and fanaticism.

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