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An image of the LiquidO radiation device built by Prof Hartnell and members of the EPP research group at Sussex.

World’s most precise LiquidO radiation detector built at Sussex

27 January 2026

A new detector built by Prof Jeff Hartnell and members of the Experimental Particle Physics Research Group at Sussex could make radiation...

A scientist wearing a helmut inside a tunnel at the Large Hadron Collider, CERN, Switzerland

Major grant supports quest to understand the quantum Universe

27 November 2025

Experimental particle physicist Dr Josh McFayden, has been awarded a major new research grant to explore some of the biggest unanswered questions in...

An image showing the NOvA Neutrino Experiment far detector at Ash River, Minnesota

Sussex physicists share new knowledge on shape-shifting particles

6 November 2025

Sussex physicists are part of an international collaboration that has made a breakthrough in observing how neutrinos – tiny...

Attendees of WIN25 conference standing outside in a large group in front of a building

Sussex hosts 30th International Workshop on Weak Interactions and Neutrinos (WIN25)

24 June 2025

Sussex recently welcomed around 150 leading experimental and theoretical physicists from around the globe for the 30th International Workshop on Weak...

Sussex joins the world-leading hunt for dark matter using liquid xenon

25 October 2024

Sussex researchers, led by Prof Antonella De Santo, have received funding to join a consortium of UK researchers that have begun designing a new...

Dr Jacob Kempster to co-lead major Large Hadron Collider working group

4 September 2024

From October, Research Fellow Dr Jacob Kempster will be co-leading the LHC Effective Field Theory Working Group (LHC EFT WG), a major working group...

A person's arms building a hardware machine on a desk.

New primer on Open Source Hardware to help accelerate the adoption of Open Science

25 August 2023

A new primer on Open Source Hardware (OSH) aims to promote the adoption, use and development of OSH for research and science innovation.