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New study sheds light on the evolution of centromeres with innovative genome sequencing project

17 November 2021

Researchers have successfully sequenced the genome of the world’s most widely used model plant species at a level of detail never previously achieved.

Sussex academic delivers speech to UNESCO on media freedom

17 November 2021

Professor of Political Journalism, Ivor Gaber, is today representing the UK at the biennial meeting of UNESCO's General Conference in Paris today.

Book prize wins for 'Women's International Thought: A New History'

17 November 2021

Dr Katharina Rietzler's co-edited book, 'Women's International Thought: A New History', has won two book awards.

Promoting and defending freedom of speech – assisting the Office for Students

17 November 2021

We have been approached by the Office for Students (OfS) who are interested in our work on academic freedom and freedom of speech.

Two new additions for the University of Sussex on the global list of highly-cited researchers

16 November 2021

Dr Paula Kivimaa and Prof Karoline Rogge have been named in the 2021 Highly Cited Researchers List for the very first time.

Sussex-led study finds stronger correlation between heat, humidity and suicide among women and youth

16 November 2021

New research investigating suicide and heat has found that temperature alone may not be enough to understand the risks of climate change

New UKTPO analysis identifies £44 billion in lost trade in the first seven months of the EU-UK trade deal

15 November 2021

The new analysis, produced for Channel 4 Dispatches, identified £32.5 billion lost in potential imports to the UK and £11 billion in exports to the EU

Fundraising call for innovative cancer diagnosis project led by Sussex Professor

15 November 2021

A project aiming to develop a blood test for cancer diagnosis is currently seeking donations to help fund specialist equipment.

SSRP director calls COP26 "almost-but-not-quite" summit and calls for greater progress at COP27

15 November 2021

Professor Joseph Alcamo says COP26 delivered some encouraging news but not enough to hail the UK-hosted climate conference a success.

"Opportunities to express my creativity and lead on exciting projects" in the new Graduate Connector role

15 November 2021

How the Student Engagement & Enhancement Team collaborated with Graduate Connectors, sharing skills and gaining insight into the student perspective.

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