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These are Sociology (joint 6th), Psychology (joint 9th), Environmental Science & Engineering (joint 10th), Business Administration, Economics, Management, Political Sciences, Finance, Physics.

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Prof Winfried Hensinger recently discussed on BBC Radio 4’s Curious Cases how quantum computing could one day make a transporter possible: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

Will is one of our nuclear experts at Sussex working on a Data Commons project to centralize information on the environmental and societal consequences of nuclear weapons use, hoping to encourage fresh research in this underexplored area.

"Perhaps that experience shaped his life-saving restraint on what became known as Black Saturday. I think of today as a celebration of this calm pragmatism amid chaos, and a reminder of how we can help decision-makers act wisely in future crises."

"Over hours trapped in sweltering heat and choking fumes, Arkhipov brought them back from the brink. A year earlier, a failure in his sub’s reactor cooling system had irradiated Arkhipov and his crew. He watched shipmates die from radiation sickness.

"Arkhipov’s submarine was attempting to evade the U.S. Navy’s quarantine around Cuba when small depth charges began exploding nearby. Believing war had already begun, the Captain and Political Officer agreed to launch their nuclear torpedo—but Soviet policy required all three officers to consent.