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Researchers in our Centre for Mobility and Transport are harnessing the power of Hollywood technology to provide unique insight into the health of gardeners, sports men and women, and dancers. The aim is to learn more about the most complex mechanism known to man – the human form itself.
For many, watching a bumblebee at work around a garden is a highlight of the spring and summer seasons. But global populations of this charismatic insect are in decline owing to changes in agricultural practices and a scarcity of its favoured flowers, and in the last 70 years at least two UK species have become extinct. In an effort to reverse this alarming trend, our researchers are working to deepen our understanding of the plant species found in UK gardens and allotments, and which are best to aid the conservation effort.
The environments we live in – and the infrastructures we build inside them – are constantly under threat, whether from climate change, economic instability or human conflict.
KPIT: Co-creation that drives value
The automotive industry is looking for ways to accelerate the upskilling of its engineering workforces to adapt to a changing market place that is becoming increasingly dominated by electric vehicles and autonomous driving. Coventry University’s partnership with global automotive technology company KPIT Technologies is aiming to create a solution to this by providing a glimpse into the future of how higher education can be delivered considering the future changes.
Learn more about Coventry University's partnership with SEL Environmental that aims to help increase the amount of wildlife and environmentally-friendly areas in urban areas.
Students from the School of Art and Design investigated the potential ergonomic and production benefits of introducing an innovative ergonomic device, the Chairless Chair which is a type of wearable mechanical exoskeleton, for workers on the production assembly processes at the BMW MINI Plant Oxford. The students presented their enthusiastically received findings to the assembly plant senior management team.
Coventry University Brussels Office
Coventry University has shown resiliance in its approach to a constantly changing world, and a robustness in its ability to adapt to new opportunities. In an uncertain European climate, the university continues to grow and develop new partnerships all across the European Union.
The Sustainable Building Futures project is able to offer eligible small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) a range of services fully funded by the Coventry University and the European Regional Development Fund.
The Sustainable Building Futures project provides access to a number of events, ranging from focused topic workshops and networking events to new technology demonstration seminars. As there has been a high demand for these Workshops, priority will be given to eligible companies who meet the SME definition and who have not been previously supported by this project. Those who are returning clients will be placed on a waiting list, if places are available once booking has closed, you will be notified of an available place. However please note this may only be one or two days notice.
Find out what facilities your business could gain access to if it's eligible to receive assistance from the Sustainable Building Futures project.
Meet the people responsible for running the Sustainable Building Futures project.
Contact the Sustainable Building Futures team for more information.
Sustainable Building Futures News
An Opportunity for Domestic Energy Installers. Sustainable Building Futures is thrilled to announce this great opportunity to hear first hand about the latest technological developments.
Coventry University Enterprises
It is no secret that Coventry is amongst the top Universities for highly innovative creative thinking. Taking those ideas to commercial development is the role of Coventry University Enterprise (CUE). As a vital link between innovation and industry––CUE’s corporate team have the skills, commitment and expertise to maximise the commercial potential of the University's creative thinking, ideas generation, skills, and expertise.
There is a proven CPD process for accrediting Company-delivered in-house training through Coventry University.
Here you’ll find the latest testimonials that highlight some of the key aspects of the course, showcasing how rewarding and enriching past students have found ECDL
Within the Centre we can create any environment or situation – developing a melting pot of knowledge, skills and behavioural change. We bring learning and development to life. The activity hubs are self-contained environments which can be anything we make them – an office, hospital ward, community, site office, airport or nuclear reactor – they are that flexible.
Meet the Pro Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise & Innovation Paul Noon OBE.
