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Managing and developing sports officials
August 2024 sees the launch of a new book, ‘Managing and Developing Sport Officials: Officiating Excellence’ designed to bridge the gap between research and...
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Can Coventry Lead the Electric Revolution?
Automotive production and Coventry are symbolically linked, with over 50 manufacturers having produced vehicles in the city since the first vehicle produced by...
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Impact of the Paralympic Games on Accessible...
Coventry University research examines how the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games accelerated accessible transport policy in Tokyo and across Japan.
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What action is needed to stop the electric...
EV sales across Europe are falling as subsidies end, costs rise and infrastructure lags, raising serious concerns about climate goals, consumer confidence and...
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Motion Capture as Meeting Point: Seeding...
The Cross-Centre Motion Capture Lab was established to explore connections between a spectrum of art-science-engineering research focussed on movement and...
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Game changer: Does English Football need an...
Dr. Andrew Jones and Dr. Tom Bason from Coventry University’s Centre for Business in Society examine whether an Independent Football Regulator can address...
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We need more women sports officials – sports...
Rebecca Welch’s historic Premier League debut highlights progress for women referees, supported by the WINS project’s drive to improve gender equity and boost...
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A slow moving study in a fast moving environment
A transdisciplinary study on AI ethics in healthcare, exploring NLP, clinician-patient dynamics, and the value of slow, reflective research.
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Crowning Glory: A Turning Point for British...
The floristry in the Abbey reflected King Charles, the environmentalist, as the flowers and foliage were exclusively seasonal and British grown.
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