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New autism advice service for local parents launched

5 April 2017

Psychologists at the University of Sussex have joined with a local council as part of a new service for parents with autistic children.

Sussex professor welcomes major new UK government policy

4 April 2017

Influential research by Professor Gordon Harold informs a new initiative supporting parents and children of workless families.

Student race engineers launch crowdfunding campaign ahead of Silverstone contest

4 April 2017

Student engineers have launched a crowdfunding campaign to boost their chances of a podium finish at an international race-car contest at Silverstone.

Delaying marriage in developing countries benefits children

4 April 2017

Delaying the marriage age of young women in parts of the developing world has significant positive effects for their children, a new study shows.

‘With or without EU’ - priorities for the UK's four trading nations post Brexit

29 March 2017

If the UK leaves the EU without a trade deal, the effects across regions will be different and this should influence priorities, new analysis shows.

Look into my eyes: why those who experience hypnosis are unlikely to be faking it

29 March 2017

Research at the University of Sussex finds new evidence to suggest that actions made under the influence of hypnosis feel involuntary.

Academics debate the effectiveness of prison at Brighton event

28 March 2017

A sell-out audience gathered at the Brighton Museum this month to watch an expert panel of academics debate the effectiveness of prison.

Pupils take on ‘Apprentice’ challenge to raise money for charity

28 March 2017

School pupils have raised more than £200 for charity after taking on an Apprentice-style challenge at the University of Sussex.

If at first you don’t succeed: Why repetition may hold key to helping children with specific language impairment

28 March 2017

New research suggests that repeat reading helps children with specific language impairment close the gap on their more able peers within a week.

Hundreds attend charity football tournament to raise funds for Rockinghorse

27 March 2017

The charity event was organised by Sussexsport to help raise money for the local children’s charity.

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