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Road traffic noise causes bat activity to decrease by two thirds, as bats find it 'irritating'

16 April 2020

A study reveals the impact of traffic noise on bat activity, suggesting that negative effects could be felt considerable distances from the source.

University of Sussex supports authorities during coronavirus crisis

15 April 2020

The University of Sussex and BSMS have acted quickly to respond to requests from health and government authorities.

New paper points the finger at the Rubber Hand Illusion and raises difficult questions for psychologists

10 April 2020

A world-famous psychological experiment used to explain the brain’s understanding of the body has been dismissed as not fit-for-purpose in a new paper

University awarded £590,000 to fund new postgraduate conversion courses in data science and AI

9 April 2020

The University has won a share of £13 million of Government funding to boost the number of graduates in artificial intelligence and data...

Working from home: ITS update on Wednesday 8 April

8 April 2020

IT Services is focused on developing systems and information to help you work from home. This information will be updated daily.

Medical school doctors qualify early to aid coronavirus crisis

8 April 2020

Fifth year medical students at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) have already taken their final assessments and will soon join the workforce.

How can I still keep fit without leaving my house?

8 April 2020

We discuss the best ways to keep fit, and list the most popular home-based fitness options currently available online.

Protecting the privacy of your Zoom video calls

8 April 2020

Some users have advised that internet trolls are using Zoom’s screen-sharing feature to target other viewers with inappropriate videos.

Data protection and email

8 April 2020

Guidance to highlight and eliminate some of the risks related to personal data breaches which can arise from the use of email.

This Sussex Life. MPhys student Andrew Bowell: "Our satellite data is helping Kenyan farmers."

8 April 2020

Andrew Bowell, a third-year MPhys (Astrophysics) student, is using satellite data to help Kenya’s Maasai farmers locate pastures for cattle grazing.

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