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The NHS's efforts to support nurses following the pressures and trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic have been boosted by Coventry University academics producing the world's...
A new study examining how more young people can be encouraged into sports officiating has suggested a number of key steps organisations could take.
A new report has highlighted Coventry University's role in a major Midlands partnership helping researchers turn their ideas into business opportunities.
A Coventry University researcher has been chosen to help shape how midwives learn as Co-Editor of a world leading textbook.
People using weight-loss drugs are more likely to seek advice from social media than healthcare professionals, a Coventry University-led study has found.
Coventry University Group has once again been ranked as one of the UK's leading universities in the 2026 Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES), securing a place...
A Coventry University researcher is playing a key role in a major new international project exploring the everyday lives of people in ancient Greece.
Coventry University will help businesses across the West Midlands make the most of £50 million of funding to develop and grow innovative products and technology.
Professor Carl Perrin, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research and Enterprise) at Coventry University Group, examines the challenges hindering the UK's net zero transition and...
Coventry University has received another award recognising its pioneering work on the LithiumCycle™ process.
Coventry University is leading a project to create a ‘Smart Sock’ to help detect and potentially prevent diabetic foot complications.
Coventry University is helping children in the city grow their own food and improve well-being by expanding a successful school allotment initiative.