Huge queues at petrol stations have developed over the past few days as supplies come under pressure from a lack of HGV drivers and panic buying. Jonathan Owens, logistics and supply chain expert from the University of Salford Business School, looks...
Tony Syme, expert in macroeconomics at the University of Salford Business School, explores the current problems with energy prices and how we got to this situation.
Authored by Craig Smith, Lecturer in Law, Salford Business School, in response to the High Court's judgment on the 6 June 2025. The judgement addressed two referrals involving the use of generative AI in legal submissions, with the High Court warning...
University of Salford Business School’s Craig Smith, Lecturer in Law shares his thoughts on the ethical challenges and future prospects associated with Generative AI in the legal profession.
In response to the government’s plans to replace the current ‘sunset’ clause in the EU Retained Law Bill, University of Salford Business School’s HR and employment law expert, Dr Jonathan Lord, shares his thoughts:
As warnings from leading AI (artificial intelligence) figures reignite debate around the need to regulate and potentially slow the development of increasingly capable AI systems, University of Salford experts, Professor Richard Whittle and Craig...
In light of Heathrow Airport being forced to close, affecting more than 1,000 flights, the University of Salford’s operations and supply chain expert, Dr Jonathan Owens, shares his thoughts on the global impact of the closure.
Dr Kirsty Fairclough explains how the pandemic has changed the way we are interacting with and supporting the Cultural Sector.
This week's release of Google's Gemini and its incorporation into the Bard chatbot lays down a challenge to ChatGPT's twelve month dominance as the public generative AI of choice. Asking Bard to show of its new abilities seemed to be the best way to...
In response to the conflict in the Middle East, Dr Jonathan Owens, a supply chain expert and Senior Lecturer in Operations Management at the University of Salford, explains what this means for the Strait of Hormuz and UK supply chains:
