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Sussex sport department celebrates IIP Gold Standard for second time running

20 December 2018

Simon Tunley, Head of Sport, congratulated his staff on once again being awarded accreditation against the Investors in People Gold Standard.

Commit to Get Far takes staff across Britain's iconic trails this January

19 December 2018

From 14-23 January 2019 Commit to Get Far is back! The new virtual journey will take staff across Britain’s most iconic point-to-point trails.

Computer hardware originally designed for 3D games could hold the key to replicating the human brain

19 December 2018

Researchers have created the fastest and most energy efficient simulation of part of a rat brain using off-the-shelf computer hardware.

Lyn's wardrobe of life

18 December 2018

There are many ways to tell your story, says Professor of Cultural Studies Lyn Thomas.

Pharmacy degree to close to new entrants

14 December 2018

The University of Sussex has decided to stop accepting new Pharmacy students from 2019.

SussexFood thank you for reducing single-use cup usage

14 December 2018

The amount of hot drinks purchased in single-use cups has reduced drastically within a year. We want to congratulate you and for this to continue!

Quantum computing is today’s Space Programme, Sussex professor tells parliamentary inquiry

13 December 2018

The University of Sussex has given evidence to a parliamentary inquiry about the importance of investing in the emerging quantum technologies industry

New campus vending machines now accept reusable cups

13 December 2018

39 new machines have been installed across campus this term - offering an improved service and the chance to cut down on single-use plastic waste.

Study identifies 66 alien plant and animal species that pose greatest threat to European biodiversity

13 December 2018

Plant and animal species that pose the biggest threat to biodiversity should they arrive in the European Union have been identified in a new study.

Sussex professor ensures UNESCO ramps up its response to international attacks on journalists

13 December 2018

A Sussex professor has been leading the fight in the United Nations to secure the safety of journalists around the world.

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