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Leave-voting regions are “most exposed” to Brexit services shock

11 January 2018

Two of the biggest Brexit-voting regions would be hit hardest by a potential fall in services exports upon leaving the EU, new analysis suggests.

Potentially life-saving ‘health monitor’ technology designed by University of Sussex physicists

9 January 2018

Wearable monitor to detect heart and breathing abnormalities in babies. Data sent to mobile devices alerts parents, carers and medical response teams.

New brainstem changes identified in Parkinson’s disease

4 January 2018

A study has found patients with Parkinson’s disease have more errors in the mitochondrial DNA within the brainstem, leading to increased cell death.

Final 10 announced in student entrepreneur competition

20 December 2017

The 10 finalists of a student entrepreneur competition have been announced.

Study into catastrophic population decline for flying insects is UK’s most discussed scientific paper of 2017

19 December 2017

A research project involving the University of Sussex detailing the catastrophic loss of insects is the UK's most discussed journal article in 2017.

Risk of “dirty” turkey after Brexit if UK strikes a US trade deal

18 December 2017

Consumers could be eating “dirty” chlorinated turkey at Christmas if the UK agrees a post-Brexit trade deal with the USA, say experts.

UK will have to involve EU in rolling over Free Trade Agreements with the world, report argues

15 December 2017

Rolling over the 37 Free Trade Agreements with 60 countries that the UK currently has through the EU will be a monumentally complicated task.

Tech trio wins University of Sussex-sponsored education prize at Future Awards Africa

13 December 2017

A trio, whose app has helped millions of young Nigerians practice for important exams, has won the Future Awards Africa Prize for Education.

University of Sussex journalism professor elected to press freedom body at UNESCO

5 December 2017

Ivor Gaber, Professor of Political Journalism at the University of Sussex, has been re-elected to represent the UK on press freedom body at UNESCO.

Sussex student’s poem set to music by Glyndebourne and sung by local school children in festive concerts

28 November 2017

University of Sussex English Literature student's poem set to music by composers at Glyndebourne and sung by local school choirs in the Big Sing 2017.

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