HPC Supply Chain Innovation Lab

The HPC Supply Chain Innovation Lab is an exciting new partnership between the University of Bath and Hinkley Point C (HPC). The Lab will provide a platform for international thought leadership to connect business leaders, policymakers and academics in the fields of supply chain, innovation and complex capital projects.

Research

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Insight

Thought leadership and research briefs for business leaders and policymakers

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Latest Research

2017-08-28

Converging and diverging governance mechanisms: The role of (dys)function in long-term inter-organizational relationships

2017-06-16

The impact of reshoring decisions on shareholder wealth

2017-06-14

Social value creation and relational coordination in public-private collaborations

2017-06-10

A multi-dimensional approach for managing open innovation in NPD

2017-06-08

Driving green supply chain management performance through supplier selection and value internalisation: A self-determination theory perspective

Latest news

2020-07-17

Prof. Veronica Hope Hailey and Prof. Jens Roehrich jointly presented in the Forward Institute online series on COVID-19

2020-07-08

Dr. Kalra appointed as Social Media Editor for International Journal of Operations & Production Management

2020-07-02

HPC Supply Chain Innovation Lab in a live conversation on 'The importance of supply chains and their fragility in the current political and economic environment'

2020-06-30

HPC Supply Chain Innovation Lab members nominated for the Chris Voss Best Paper Award at the 2020 European Operations Management Association (EurOMA) conference

2020-06-25

HPC Supply Chain Innovation Lab Doctoral Researchers Juliette Engelhart and Renate Taubeneder participated at the EurOMA Doctoral Seminar

People

We are internationally recognised experts that share a common purpose to deliver rigorous, objective and relevant research. We believe in openness and transparency, and make our findings freely available to influence academia, practice and policy.