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New technologies are coming available that will impact on future vehicle design. This PhD will focus on the utility of new design tools and processes and contrast the speed of design.
On the 7th of February, the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, a new Research Centre at Coventry University, held it’s ‘soft’ launch in the form a day-long event on the top floor of the Lanchester Library, where the CPC is now based.
Registration for the fourth inter-disciplinary conference, led by the Centre for Business in Society for academics and practitioners in the field, is now open.
Could edible insects play an important role in tackling a growing global humanitarian problem?
Creating safe and sustainable transport solutions fit for the cities of the futures.
As an ambitious and innovative university, our research makes a tangible difference to the way we live. Coventry University is already known for delivering research that makes a significant contribution to a number of global challenges.
Our Research Centres focus on a range of real-world issues under five key themes.
This project will focus on investigating sensors and server failure modes in wireless networked sensor systems. You will develop both theoretical and practical solutions for preserving network life. These solutions will account for the application level data needs and the viability of the deployed network as an informational decision-enabling tool in specific real-life settings.
The project will look at the challenges and opportunities of inferring knowledge from and/or making decisions based on diverse datasets such as those obtained from energy systems and questionnaires.
The aims of the proposed PhD programme are to inform the development of wireless devices and tools to support integrated community-based micro-grids and micro-generation /distribution control; and map the current gaps in education and technology that make them inaccessible or difficult to apply in the context of displaced populations and refugee camps.
