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Dr Sally Pezaro, Assistant Professor in the Centre for Healthcare and Communities at Coventry University, has been awarded a prestigious Churchill Fellowship for 2025.
The incredible potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology to power zero-carbon flight is being developed with the help of experts at Coventry University.
The West Midlands must act fast if it is to bridge a net zero skills gap and become a leader in the green economy, a new report has advised.
Electric vehicles (EV) are positioned as the future of transport – but in the UK, the switch isn’t happening fast enough to hit our net-zero targets by 2050.
A Coventry University researcher is working with two leading African technology and sustainability institutions to help women entrepreneurs and workers highlight their...
A PhD student from Coventry University’s Research Centre for Healthcare and Communities has been shortlisted for the Student of the Year award at the Black Healthcare...
Coventry University has teamed up with two institutions in India to share its expertise in hydrogen fuel technology – a clean energy that is key to tackling climate...
Ice baths and other cold-water plunges can help your body to burn more calories but a new study by researchers at Coventry University has found that it could actually...
Coventry University has retained the HR Excellence in Research Award following its 10-year review, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to supporting the career...
Creating an engineering future where no one is left behind starts with building inclusive cultures, deep listening, asking questions.
New national guidelines designed to make it easier for researchers to turn their ideas into successful businesses have been fully adopted by Coventry University.
More must be done to help intensive care patients rehabilitate from serious conditions according to a new report, spearheaded by a Coventry University researcher.