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A new study by researchers at Coventry University has found a high intensity gym workout appears to increase your ability to focus, remember and process information in...
Children who fail to master basic physical skills such as running, jumping and hopping at a young age are at higher risk of severe knee injuries as they get older.
Midlands residents are invited to scan their treasures and help preserve cultural heritage at a one-off digital event led by Coventry University researchers.
As self-driving cars edge closer to becoming a reality on UK roads, researchers at Coventry University say understanding how pedestrians interact with automated vehicles...
The evolving needs of Ukraine’s healthcare system are being helped by the expertise of a researcher from Coventry University.
Coventry University has published a new report warning that the UK automotive sector faces a critical shortage of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital skills, which...
Opinion piece by Professor Elena Gaura for World AI Week 2025
A life-changing programme helping people with long-term health conditions and a project to introduce solar cookers in sub-Saharan Africa have won prestigious University...
Research experts from Coventry University are helping the UK prepare to tackle the “very real challenges” of extremism and violence within communities.
Coventry University Group has once again been recognised for its impact on businesses and the local community through sharing its academic and research expertise.
Coventry University is collaborating with the Movember Institute of Men’s Health to explore how online gaming affects young men’s identities and mental health.
Small changes to the design of play spaces could have a huge impact on children’s health and wellbeing, a Coventry University researcher has found.