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Sussex world record discovery detecting electric fields has 'exciting' potential for real-world applications

2 weeks ago | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Latchem

Sussex researchers develop most sensitive way to detect electric fields, bettering previous record by two orders of magnitude – making it around 100 times more powerful than before – with potential to increase by one million times Discovery made to create more powerful quantum computers but could significantly improve application in healthcare, defence, underwater detection and communication, and geological prospecting Medical experts suggest the discovery could lead to huge breakthroughs in...
University of Sussex expert plays key role in landmark Seychelles hate crime law

Oct 16, 2024 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

Sussex academic helps draft new hate crime legislation for the Seychelles Country becomes just the second African nation, after South Africa, to adopt law against all forms of anti-LGBTQ+ crime Second time expert has been asked to support international governments in developing hate crime legislation A leading authority on hate crime law from the University of Sussex has played a crucial role in drafting landmark legislation for the Seychelles government that will help protect the rights of...
Local talent Subira Joy announced as University of Sussex’s 2024 Stuart Hall Fellow

Mar 5, 2024 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

Fellowships contribute to important conversations about race and inequality in culture and society. Sussex-based Subira is spoken-word performer, writer and activist. Subira will perform at this year’s Brighton Festival as part of the University of Sussex’s Festival of Ideas programme. Subira Joy, a Black, trans, queer spoken-word performer, writer and activist, has been announced as the 2024 Stuart Hall Fellow at the University of Sussex.
From Turner Prizer winner to Witchful Thinking: University of Sussex renews partnership with Brighton Festival 2024

Feb 15, 2024 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

For the second consecutive year, the University of Sussex has been chosen as the official Higher Education Partner for Brighton Festival 2024. Combined with the University’s education partnership with the Turner prize 2023, this announcement extends the university's commitment to the arts through its longstanding involvement with Brighton Festival.
“Follow the water”

Feb 14, 2024 | sussex.ac.uk | Materials Physics

Ahead of the launch of its Europa Clipper mission later this year, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is sharing a livestream from its Clean Room in Pasadena, California, where Clipper will be built and tested.
‘Maths anxiety’ causes students to disengage

Nov 17, 2023 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

‘Maths anxiety’ and fear of failure causes disengagement and creates learning barriers. Elements of video game design techniques could help offer solutions for classrooms. Study comes as Government calls for a universal maths education for young people. A new Sussex study has revealed that ‘maths anxiety’ can lead to disengagement and create significant barriers to learning.
"Goodbye Breasts!": Immersive exhibition to spark discussions on breast cancer

Oct 23, 2023 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

Interactive exhibition comes to Brighton’s Dance Space to empower women to talk about breast health Part of a wider project by Sussex academic and two-time breast cancer survivor Initiative coincides with October’s Breast Cancer Awareness month An exhibition, drawing on the real-life experiences of a University of Sussex academic, is visiting Brighton during Breast Cancer Awareness month to encourage conversations about breast health.
New Sussex study reveals 4 ‘super’ actions for keeping on top of work-email

Sep 1, 2023 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

New study reviews 25 years of academic research on work-email. Researchers have developed a robust framework for understanding how best to utilise email. Researchers identify four 'super' actions that can improve both well-being and productivity. From inbox zero to turning off notifications, there is a lot of advice about how to manage emails at work.
Universities must play their part in nature’s recovery

Aug 7, 2023 | sussex.ac.uk | Sasha Roseneil

(Story was originally posted on the Times Higher Education and written by vice-chancellor and president of the University of Sussex, Professor Sasha Roseneil.) The loss of nature should be of crucial concern to every inhabitant of our planet. In the UK, one in four mammal species is threatened with extinction, while land and freshwater species have declined by 13 per cent since 1970. And this does not affect just the natural world.
£30,000 to support University of Sussex’s refugee language scheme

Jul 25, 2023 | sussex.ac.uk | Tom Walters

£30,000 awarded to the University of Sussex's 'English for Refugees Scheme'. Refugees learn English, helping them to integrate into society. Scheme also helps to improve employability chances. The University of Sussex has announced today (25 July 2023) that it has been awarded £30,000 in funding from the Brighton and Hove City Council to support its 'English for Refugees Scheme' for the 2023/2024 academic year.