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Speaker details for
Soapbox Science Brighton, 2026.
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Charlotte Green
School of Life Science, University of Sussex
Optimising the Bat Signal: Can we use acoustic lures to guide bats?
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Dr Deborah Sneddon
Department of Chemistry, University of Sussex
Finding cancer faster: new diagnostic imaging tools
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Dilini Pasqual
Department of Engineering, University of Sussex
Restoring movement: Muscle signals and the future of wearable robotics
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Dr Elizabeth Cross
Brighton and Sussex Medical School, University of Sussex
Spot It, Stop It: Smarter ways to detect and treat skin infections
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Emily Rose James & Dr Katarina Moravkova
Sussex Neuroscience, University of Sussex
There's something fishy about seeing under water
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Dr Evgenia (Caran) Anagnostopoulou
Department of Informatics, University of Sussex
A Red Circle Game - A maths adventure! How gaming transforms complex learning into real-world action.
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Ilora Maiti
Department of Chemistry, University of Sussex
Meet an Artificial Nanochemist! An automated lab that prints tiny materials
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Jules Buet
Department of Space and Climate Physics, University College London
An exciting time for cosmologists: is our understanding of the Universe about to be revolutionised?
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Katherine Alexandra Symons
School of Psychology, University of Sussex
Through the eyes of a baby: What captures their attention?
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Paula Seidler
Department, University of Sussex
Can AI learn to see like us?
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Sanduni Pinnawala
Sussex AI, University of Sussex
Tracking rogue proteins and their invasion of the brain
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Simran Deep Singh
School of Psychology, University of Sussex
Sound sensitivity and social pain
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