In the first of a series of regular articles to be featured in My Logistics Magazine, Phil Greening discusses the concept of the competency trap in the current retail/logistics environment. Read more…
Brian Weatherley has written an excellent article about the SRF’s aerodynamics research for the December 2018 issue of Transport Engineer magazine… click here: Knowing with the flow. A copy of Read more…
The Centre for Sustainable Road Freight is recruiting a Research Manager. We are looking for someone who can work with our researchers to help deliver key outputs and meet the Read more…
I was invited into the local BBC radio station last Monday to discuss the UK trial of longer semitrailers (LSTs). I found myself debating a representative of Campaign for Better Read more…
There was an excellent workshop last week, entitled ‘How is Technology Shaping the Energy Industry’, organised by Cambridge University Energy Network (CUEN). Once again, I found myself explaining why Hydrogen Read more…
Dr Anna Keyes from Heriot Watt University has been seconded to BEIS for a period of 3 months. As part of her secondment Anna will be reviewing the recent batch Read more…
Two new Assistant Professor posts have been created at Heriot Watt University to support the development of new sustainable logistic courses and a portfolio of executive development courses. The new Read more…
Flexible Power Systems and Heriot-Watt University have secured a grant from InnovateUK for a £150,000 project to investigate the feasibility of storing energy in the batteries of electrically powered lorries Read more…
Heavy Goods Vehicles are a vital component of the global economy but they also make a disproportionate contribution to noxious emissions and greenhouses gases. Experts from Flexible Power Systems and Read more…
Last week’s cover story of Transport Engineer compared platooning of heavy goods vehicles with higher capacity vehicles. At first glance, these two concepts seem similar: connect two or more heavy Read more…