Previous Successful Applicants

The successful applicant 2021/22:

• Dr Ruoqi Geng, Dr Mike Tse, Professor Andrew Potter, Cardiff University, for "Symbolic or substantive? An empirical examination of firms’ sustainability reporting, sustainable fraud in the supply chain, media coverage and stock market return s".

The successful applicant 2020/21:

• Dr Sana Belguith, University of Salford, for " Drones-highway: Towards deploying a drones-based transport system in Greater Manchester".

The successful applicant 2019/20:

• Dr Akilah Jardine and Dr Alexander Trautrims, University of Nottingham, for "Disposable workers? Experiences of work in road freight transport and warehousing."

The successful applicants 2018/19:

• Dr Chia-Hsun Chang, Liverpool John Moores University, for "Risk evaluation of maritime autonomous surface ships in the UK". 

• Dr Emrah Demir, Cardiff University, "Truck Platooning: The Future?"

The successful applicant 2017/18:

• Dr Debbie Hopkins, University of Oxford, for "Gender, Freight and Automation: The Future of UK Goods Mobility"

The successful applicants 2016/17:

• Dr Katherine Plant, University of Southampton, for "Improving hospital storeroom usability"

• Dr Erica Ballantyne, Sheffield University Management School, for "The business of location: transport planning for the logistics workforce"

 The successful applicants 2015/16:

• Dr Graham Heaslip, Galway Mayo Institute of Technology, Ireland for, “Learning from Humanitarian Aid: the development of a supply chain innovation model”

• Dr George Maglaras, University of Stirling for, “Exploring the effects of power dynamics on commercial practices within supply networks: insights from the UK grocery sector”
   
• Liam Fassam, University of Northampton for, “Supply chain food crime: can behaviours of supply chain factors affect food integrity”

 The successful applicants 2014/15:

• Dr Rachel Aldred, Westminister University for, “Buses & cycles: using microsimulation modelling to explore interactions and delays”

• Dr Claudia Colicchia, University of Hull for, “Enhancing cyber resilience in supply chains”

The successful applicants 2013/14:

• Dr Trung Thanh Nguyen, Liverpool John Moores University for, “A virtual port simulation/ optimisation framework to improve internal logistics and transport of container terminals in the UK and North West Europe”

• Dr Ying Kei Tse, University of York, The York Management School for, “Exploring quality risk in the food supply chain : strategic insights from horsemeat scandals”

The successful applicant 2012/13:

• Dr Jeff Jia, University of Exeter, for “Impact of 3D printing technology on traditional food production supply chain – a case study on chocolate production”

The successful applicant 2011/12:

• Professor John Parkin, London South Bank University for, “A pilot study to investigate good vehicle driver and cycler user interaction”