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Sussex students’ cancer immunotherapy research review published in leading journal

15 July 2020

A research review by students and staff in the School of Life Sciences has been published in the journal Cancers.


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New report calls for ambitious pesticide reduction target

8 July 2020

A University of Sussex Professor leads a report for The Wildlife Trusts to show how people across society can take action to bring back insects.


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Scientists reveal key step in maintenance of DNA replication

19 June 2020

Scientists have identified which function of an essential protein is vital for ensuring DNA replication and cell viability.


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Rooting for the future: how the public can help to reflower our landscapes

18 June 2020

A Sussex researcher is seeking to understand how we can better manage the places we live and work to allow nature to thrive.


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Simple blood test could one day diagnose motor neurone disease

18 June 2020

Sussex researchers identify unique biomarker opening the door to future developments which allow for quicker diagnosis.


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How magnetic fields and 3D printers will create the pills of tomorrow

9 June 2020

Doctors could soon be administering a course of treatment for life-threatening conditions with a 3D printed capsule controlled by magnetic fields.


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Risk of return to exponential growth in Coronavirus cases if UK mobility not kept below half of pre-lockdown levels

9 June 2020

A new report warns of exponential growth in Coronavirus cases if UK population mobility is not kept below more than half of pre-lockdown figures.


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This Sussex Life: Undergraduate Julia Reinstein: "My bone marrow was 100 per cent leukaemia cells."

2 June 2020

Neuroscience student Julia Reinstein describes her journey with blood cancer and why she is raising awareness of the treatment that saved her.


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Research reveals how cells arrange their structure during mitosis

29 May 2020

Scientists have discovered a novel mechanism by which cells arrange their structure during the complex process of cell division, or mitosis.


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When one pixel is enough: ‘single pixel’ vision in fish could help scientists understand how humans see tiny detail

29 May 2020

Recently discovered ‘single-pixel vision’ in fish could help researchers understand how humans are able to spot details like stars in the sky.


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