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Sussex physicists inspired star-studded Broadway play

13 January 2015

Hollywood heartthrob Jake Gyllenhaal is making his Broadway debut in a play that drew on the lives and work of University of Sussex physicists.

Sussex composer wins national music award

4 December 2014

A Sussex composer has won a national award for a piece of music inspired by and dedicated to another celebrated Sussex composer.

Lecturer’s CINECITY film charts Chile’s traumatic history

25 November 2014

A Sussex lecturer’s film about his family’s ordeal at the hands of Chilean dictator General Pinochet has its debut screening in Brighton.

£600k boost for drug discovery team at Sussex

25 November 2014

Sussex has been awarded £600,000 to boost its work on discovering and developing new drugs to treat cancer and neurological diseases.

Last chance to book a shared Christmas party

18 November 2014

The University hospitality team are now taking bookings for the last available shared Christmas party night on Saturday 13 December.

Neuroscientist’s book of illusions wins children’s science prize

17 November 2014

A book about optical illusions, co-authored by a University of Sussex neuroscientist, has won the Royal Society Young People’s Book Prize today.

Dry January leads to less drinking all year round

14 November 2014

Giving up alcohol completely during January reduces harmful drinking all year round, new University of Sussex research has found.

Gas can be a bridge to a low-carbon future, says new report

12 November 2014

A major new report co-written by a Sussex academic suggests that gas could play an important role as a ‘bridging fuel’ to a low-carbon economy.

Bumble bee expert’s ‘life scientific’ began with a macabre interest in road kill

7 November 2014

Professor Dave Goulson discusses his lifelong obsession with wildlife on BBC Radio 4's The Life Scientific on Tuesday (11 November) at 9am.

Prize-winning paper sheds light on the origin of living systems

15 August 2014

A paper co-authored by a Sussex academic has won the Best Paper Award at an international conference on the simulation and synthesis of living systems

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