Fleets of commercial vehicles that operate in large towns and cities could halve their emissions and better meet clean air targets using a new technology developed by Aston University researchers, which imitates how ants share knowledge, scaling them up to real world problems - such as optimising routes around busy cities.
Hospitality entrepreneurs attract new revenues during lockdown
Small businesses hit by the pandemic to access support through government partnership with Aston Business School
Covid-19 and gambling addiction: why it’s time to act now to reduce gambling-related harms
New research on key role for community pharmacy in COVID-19 pandemic
Rice straw biogas project secures international development funding
Aston University to hold virtual graduation celebrations
‘Smart ant’ algorithms cut vehicle fleet emissions in half
New research project to reveal our reading habits during lockdown
Prominent businessman Jason Wouhra appointed to University’s governing body
Cyberbullying ‘shield’ app uses AI to combat social media trolls
1.5m tourism and hospitality jobs at risk, study finds
Extinction Rebellion’s activists more likely to be new to protesting, study shows
