As part of a series profiling the shortlisted entrants for the Pioneering and Innovation Award at the Autosport Awards, we look at WMG’s sewage-powered hydrogen racer ...

That’s because this endurance racer runs on waste from the sewage industry, reports BBC Sport. To do this, the car isn’t packed full of raw sewage and sent out on track, instead it’s been converted to ...

Students from WMG at The University of Warwick teamed up with water supply company Severn Trent to design the car's unique sustainability feature. While the car itself is powered by hydrogen ...

Professor Lord Bhattacharyya, 78, who started WMG in 1980, played a key role in enabling car giant Tata to take over Jaguar Land Rover. The University of Warwick said he "set the standard" for how ...

Whilst there is no quick fix to ongoing concerns, the Bicycle Association remains positive, saying they welcome the OPSS’s ...

A team of scientists including WMG at the University of Warwick combined their knowledge and expertise to assess the current status of the Na-ion technology from materials to cell development ...