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Sussex professor to oversee global scientific assessment for Cambridge University Press's new Sustainability Series

22 July 2020

Cambridge Sustainability Commissions is a new series of scientific assessments on sustainable behaviour change.

Using techniques learnt in astrophysics, researchers can now forecast drought up to ten weeks ahead

21 July 2020

Researchers at the University of Sussex have developed a system which can accurately predict a period of drought in East Africa up to ten weeks ahead.

Four outstanding students celebrate winning MacQuitty Prize

16 July 2020

An unprecedented number of students will benefit from the generosity of a Sussex alumnus after achieving exceptional final results.

Sussex Migration JEMS journal tops impact factor rankings

15 July 2020

JEMS achieved a two year impact factor of 3.116 – a very high figure for the social sciences.

Obituary: Richard Grove

6 July 2020

Founding Director of the Sussex Centre for World Environmental History, Professor Richard Grove was a trailblazer in his field.

Sussex Professor supports launch of UN report on global practices of gender discrimination

6 July 2020

A Sussex Professor has contributed to the launch of a UN report which unveils the scale and prevalence of three practices of gender discrimination.

University rises up global rankings

2 July 2020

The University of Sussex has risen up newly published global rankings in six academic subjects.

New CORTH Blog post: Erasing hard-won gains: how pandemic response is undermining maternal safety

22 June 2020

CORTH Blog: 22 June 2020 Jashodhara Dasgupta

Sussex Anthropologist - Spring 2020 edition now available

18 June 2020

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How arts and humanities experts are sharing stories during lockdown

12 May 2020

COVID-19 has put many events on hold, but Sussex arts and humanities experts have found other ways to connect with new audiences.