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PhD Student | burnet12@uni.coventry.ac.uk Project title: Investigating self-organisation, transformative change, resilience in alternative food networks
Associate Professor in Immersive Media, Centre for Postdigital Cultures
Research Fellow, Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities
Associate Professor, Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities
Professor of Creative Practice Research, Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities
Assistant Professor, Centre for Global Learning (GLEA)
Associate Professor | Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems
Dr Ijhar Rusli, Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems
Dr David Broom, Centre for Physical Activity, Sport and Exercise Sciences
Dr Sarah Davey, Assistant Professor (Research), Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences
Dr Sebastien Farnaud, Centre for Intelligent Healthcare and Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences
Dr Elizabeth Horton, Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences
Professor David Johnson, Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences
Dr Mark Turner, Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences
Dr Romez Uddin, Centre for Sport, Exercise and Life Sciences
Assistant Professor, Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations
Assistant Professor, Centre for Business in Society
West Midlands universities forge a new path for innovation with DigiSpin WM News
Coventry University, in collaboration with Birmingham City University and the University of Wolverhampton, has secured significant funding from UKRI Research England to launch an initiative that could redefine how universities translate research into thriving businesses.
Digital Skills Network could boost AI and supercomputing in West Midlands News
Coventry University is exploring opportunities to work with the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) Hartree Centre to help businesses explore the incredible opportunities offered by technologies such as AI and supercomputing.
The geographies of sex-product retailing in the UK Event
This seminar explores the changing spatiality of the sex retail industry in England, from highly regulated male-orientated sex shops, pushed to the legislative margins of the city and social respectability, towards the emergence of unregulated female-orientated ‘erotic boutiques’ located visibly in city centres.
