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Open Access Publications: Reclaiming Diversity and Citizenship Series
The Reclaiming Diversity and Citizenship Series seeks to encourage debate outside mainstream policy and conceptual frameworks on the future of food, farming, land use and human well-being.
Everyday Experts: How people's knowledge can transform the food system
Everyday Experts: Book on how knowledge from marginalized communities can transform the food system. Includes stories, poems, & videos from 57 activists, farmers, practitioners, researchers, & community organizers worldwide. A recipe for change towards greater social & environmental justice.
AI & Algorithmic Cultures is a research group at the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, Coventry University, launched in June 2021.
Take a look at the help services available to you at the Lanchester Library.
Find out more about the University's Lanchester Library.
This theme focuses on the transdisciplinary investigation into playful and gameful design, practice, and culture with impact on socio-cultural development.
Borrowing books and visitor access to the Lanchester Library.
Our sports support services | Sports Scholarships
Read about our tailored programme of support for our Sports Scholarship students.
Today, March 2nd, is World Book Day - a celebration of authors, stories and most importantly, reading.
Secure and Resilient Connected Autonomous Systems (SeRCAS)
Secure and Resilient Connected Autonomous Systems (SeRCAS) research area at the Centre for Future Transport and Cities.
GLEA Professor named in Queen’s Birthday Honours
The pioneering work of Professor Duncan Lawson, co-Director of sigma and member of the GLEA Research Centre, has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours announced on Saturday 8 June.
Structures, Systems and Autonomy
Structures, systems and autonomy research area at the Centre for Future Transport and Cities.
The promotion of transformational entrepreneurship through entrepreneurship education. This theme will consider the effective provision and evaluation of entrepreneurship education to enable transformational entrepreneurship. The focus will be on evaluating provision within the University sector.
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Partner countries, UK and Turkey, seek to improve energy efficiency and sustainability of the existing and new built environment. This can only be achieved by introducing novel technologies, low carbon solutions, renewable energy integration and better urban planning. The UK have well established urban planning infrastructure, whereas Turkey has a heritage of architectural design, cultural aspects, and diverse urban planning.
Economy Society and History Seminar Event
Join us as the Centre for Business in Society hosts two presentations from doctoral researcher Alessandro Di Bona and Dr Andrew Perchard. Alessandro will explore role and function of trade associations in the aerospace industry and Andrew will talk about corporate political activity in wartime America.
SomaticApp - Dance, digital software design and inclusive practice Event
This project aims to bring together expertise across disciplines of health and dance to develop the concept of an app that can be used by students to promote self awareness and relaxation through mindful movement. This can also be linked to dealing with related physical recurring pain such as neck and shoulder pain from desk work, etc. In particular, it will draw on somatic movement practices which are a group of activities that link body and mind for wellbeing such as Feldenkrais and Alexander technique.
EuroSPF Event
12th International conference on Superplastic Forming. This conference has been established in 2001 as a platform for transfer of knowledge between academic and industrial leaders in the field of SPF and warm forming, including modelling, tool design, lubrication, industrial applications of SPF and similar topics. Conference to be organised by Coventry University and Chaired by Professor Richard Dashwood.
