Researchers from the Health and Life Sciences and the Business, Environment and Society departments at Coventry University, are very proud to announce the launch of the REPLACE II project, funded by the European Commission, following the successful completion of REPLACE I in 2011.
Early indications show that Warwickshire’s Respect Yourself website is having a positive influence on young people’s attitude towards sex and relationships.
On 28th February 2013, C-DaRE hosted a Salon with Struan Leslie – Head of Movement at The Royal Shakespeare Company. The Institute of Creative Enterprise opened it’s doors and invited dancers to take part in a workshop and discussion around Leslie’s practice which identifies and harnesses the energetic reading and embodiment of space, text and impulse.
Teena Gade
Teena is a vehicle dynamics researcher at Coventry University and a consultant to the motorsport industry. She’s only 33, but she has already worked as an aerodynamicist with the Williams Formula One team and as a rally engineer with Prodrive. Recently featured in The Guardian as a role model for aspiring female engineers, we interview her to find out more about her work…
On 20th February 2013, Coventry University based Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) hosted the ‘Shifting Balances Symposium’, a day event which saw a wide range of speakers from all over the world. The symposium was organised and hosted by Dr Margaret Wilson of Wyoming University.
A Coventry University professor’s study on how to build a successful business while maintaining employee wellbeing has been voted the ‘must read’ article of the year by UK managers.
Coventry University has joined forces with a leading UK healthcare charity, the Anaphylaxis Campaign, to develop a newly launched iPhone app which helps people affected by severe allergic reactions.