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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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Drones in humanitarian aid – Can they be a...
This article highlights how drones are transforming disaster relief, with real-world examples like the Libya floods and Morocco earthquake. It also discusses...
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Young people’s reluctance to talk about money is...
Young people rely on credit but often face confusion about debt, BNPL, and long‑term risks. Better guidance, education and responsible products can support...
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VAR, law changes and the impact on behaviour –...
IFAB is introducing new trials, stricter rules, and greater VAR transparency to tackle referee abuse, improve behaviour and address a growing crisis in...
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Tackling the Growing Crisis of Childhood Hunger...
Instead of being a time of relaxation, for many families the long summer holidays in the UK are increasingly becoming a time of acute food insecurity.
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