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Ports of the future: AI-powered maritime innovation for decarbonising ports and vessel routes

Photograph of manYu-Wang ChenRichard Allmendinger By , and Filed Under: All posts, Energy and Environment, Science and Technology Posted:

The maritime industry is a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, and therefore a key barrier to the UK’s mission to become a Clean Energy Superpower. In this article, Dr Arijit De, Prof. Yu-Wang Chen and Prof. Richard Allmendinger outline their research from The University of Manchester on AI-powered maritime solutions that can address these […]

No one left behind: Supporting disadvantaged groups to adopt electric vehicles

Photograph of man By and Filed Under: Environment, Growth and Inclusion, Inclusive Growth Posted:

While electric vehicle (EV) sales continue to rise, EV ownership remains inaccessible to large portions of the population. Research by Helen Zheng and Arijit De addresses this by using geospatial analysis and agent-based simulations (ABSs) to identify priority areas for EV infrastructure in Greater Manchester (GM). In this article, they discuss how these steps will […]

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Rattling the supply chains: creating a more sustainable way to do business

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As global supply chains account for approximately 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions, sustainable supply chain management is not merely an ethical aspiration; it is a strategic imperative with far-reaching implications for economic, environmental, and social wellbeing. In this article from our publication, On Infrastructure, Dr Arijit De explores what steps policymakers and regulatory bodies […]

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