Scientists Turn Regular PC into a Supercomputer
Researchers based in the UK use the latest graphical processing units to give a single desktop PC the capacity to simulate brain models of almost unlimited size
Articles by University of Sussex
Small Change for Climate Change: Time to Increase Research Funding to Save the World
Vast funding goes into research on the impact of climate change and adaptation to it, rather than into trying find out how it can be prevented socially
New 'Fuzzy' Dark Matter Research Disrupts Conventional Thinking
'Fuzzy' dark matter theory simulated fully for the first time
How the Right Smell Can Help with a Negative Body Image
In a new study from the University of Sussex, people felt thinner and lighter when they experienced the scent of a lemon
Scientists One Step Closer to a Clock That Could Replace GPS and Galileo
Physicists in the EPic Lab at University of Sussex make a crucial development in the global race to develop a portable atomic clock
How 'Dry January' Is the Secret to Better Sleep, Saving Money, and Losing Weight
The research was conducted with more than 800 people who took part in Dry January in 2018
Simple Test Could Identify Bladder Cancer Patients Who Won't Respond to Immunotherapy
This could potentially save months of unnecessary and ineffective treatment
Distracted People Can Be 'Smell Blind'
Those busily engaged in tasks may not notice new smells, according to a new University of Sussex study
'Rip Van Winkle' Plants Hide Underground for Up to 20 Years
The extraordinary behavior is seen in many species of orchid
Climate Change Is Wreaking Havoc on Delicate Relationship between Orchids and Bees
Pollination depends not only on male bees emerging before female bees and before flowering, but also, crucially, on the orchid flowering before female bees emerge