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A wide variety of fruit and vegetables stacked on supermarket shelves

No Plan Bee: Expert warns of a future without bees if shoppers don’t alter our food buying habits

30 September 2021

Curry, baked beans and jam are just three of the creature comforts we will lose if bees become extinct

A black and red steam engine pulls wooden carriages through a forest

AI’s emergence does not guarantee a raw deal for workers, evidence from past industrial revolutions indicates

30 September 2021

The productivity benefits of past industrial revolutions took up to 40 years to be significantly realised, a new study details.

Santander X Entrepreneurship Awards National Final 6 October

Santander X Entrepreneurship Awards 2021

28 September 2021

Sussex alumna Ameenah Begum is one of over 80 budding entrepreneurs participating in the Santander X Entrepreneurship Awards 2021

Naimat Zafary pictured sitting on a red couch with his arm resting on its high back wearing a blue shirt

��ɫ launches fundraising appeal to help support arriving Afghanistan students

21 September 2021

The University launches appeal raising funds to support a dozen new and returning students from Afghanistan who are beginning their studies this week.

New book by consciousness expert becomes UK bestseller

16 September 2021

Being You: A New Science of Consciousness is the UK's tenth best-selling non-fiction hardback in the most recent Sunday Times Bestseller List.

Close-up head shot of Prof Xavier Calmet with dark hair, glasses and a white shirt and dark suit just visible

Physicists discover black holes exert a pressure in serendipitous scientific first

10 September 2021

��ɫ physicists find that black holes are complex thermodynamical systems, with not only a temperature but also a pressure

A large group of climate protesters hold up signs

Experts split over effectiveness of climate emergency declarations, new comprehensive academic review finds

2 September 2021

Politicians should be cautious in their use of climate and biodiversity emergency declarations as their impact can be harmful as well as helpful