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Tariffs could cost US $31bn a month in lost overseas equity investments

19 August 2025

President Trump’s tariff war could cost the US economy around $31bn a month as foreign investors keep their money at home, according to new...
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Secretary of State hails Sussex’s quantum department for driving UK’s economic growth

19 August 2025

Peter Kyle praised Sussex's Centre for Quantum Technologies for creating jobs and investment in Greater Brighton's emerging ‘Quantum Silicon Valley’
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From Sussex to South America: A New Beat for Climate Justice

11 August 2025

5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ PhD teams up with Indigenous Wampís to co-create album funding rainforest protection.
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Dr Emily Danvers awarded prestigious National Teaching Fellowship

7 August 2025

The award recognises and celebrates the outstanding impact Dr Danvers has made on student outcomes and the teaching profession
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Five 5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ Alumni and Suzy Eddie Izzard received honorary degrees at summer graduation

29 July 2025

Honorary recipients include Suzy Izzard, who received a Doctor of the 5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ at this year’s summer graduation.
Professor Margaret (Maggie) Boden

Obituary: Professor Maggie Boden

28 July 2025

The 5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ mourns the loss of Professor Margaret (Maggie) Boden, a pioneering figure in cognitive science and artificial intelligence.
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Supercharging AI Memory Through Curved Geometry

24 July 2025

A new international study has introduced Curved Neural Networks: a new type of AI memory architecture inspired by ideas from geometry.
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Not So Curious After All: New study finds cats prefer predictability

10 July 2025

They say curiosity killed the cat but a new study from Sussex has found that our feline friends may not be as inquisitive as we once thought.
Photo: UNECE Committee on Innovation, Competitiveness and Public-Private Partnerships (CICPPP), Palais des Nations in Geneva

Sussex helps shape UN Charter for transformative innovation

9 July 2025

Policy framework adopted by UN-ECE member states outlines new ways of collaborating and learning to help governments address complex challenges.

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