Danny Hawkins, CTO and Co-Founder at Quiqup explores integrated logistics and what it means for food delivery at Post&Parcel Live: The Food Delivery Seminar.

James Middleton, Founder and CEO at Street Stream explores customer expectations and what it means for food delivery at Post&Parcel Live: The Food Delivery Seminar.

Nicole Mazza, Head of Business Development at Stuart explores optimising your delivery and what it means for food delivery at Post&Parcel Live: The Food Delivery Seminar.

Rodrigo Uliano, Business Development Manager at Delivery Mates explores the future of last mile logistics and what it means for food delivery at Post&Parcel Live: The Food Delivery Seminar.

Cargo bikes save an average of 95 percent and 82 percent more carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) per kilometre than diesel vans and electric vans respectively, according to findings from UK cargo bike delivery network Zedify.

An investor consortium, led by Milgam has won the tender for the privatization of Israel Post.

Delivery management platform, Scurri, today announced the acquisition of HelloDone, the UK-based, market-leading artificial intelligence (AI) platform which provides conversational AI solutions to retailers and brands. 

Österreichische Post AG put its first two e-trucks into operation at the beginning of May. The two vehicles commute CO2-free between the logistics center in Vienna-Inzersdorf and Vienna Airport to pick up or deliver international shipments.

KEBA, a manufacturer of parcel lockers, is collaborating with Posta, the national postal service of the Faroe Islands, to contribute to highly efficient logistics on the islands.

On 21 October 2024, POST Luxembourg will issue a crypto-stamp for the second time, consisting of two parts: a classic physical stamp with a face value and its associated digital twin. The latter is an image that can be collected, traded, and traded in the blockchain.

DHL Express has announced a new partnership with TOSHI, the on-demand and hyper-local provider that is transforming the last mile from a functional necessity into an exceptional experience.

Royal Mail has partnered with tech innovator Wiliot to transform the way it tracks items travelling through its network, using breakthrough digital tagging to provide unprecedented visibility.

The premise was simple: Search out local artisans and makers to best complete the ellipsis-ended phrase, “When you love your body, you …” We knew A-list artists in the East Bay’s bustling, creative atmosphere would number in the hundreds, but desire and ambition won out over realistic aspirations that might have prevented action. Here then, […]

Published in cooperation between Techopedia and the East Bay Express Starting a business in the East Bay can be an exciting opportunity, and while a lot of people postpone indefinitely, there’s no time like now. So, instead of waiting for the right market conditions (that never come) or for all the lucky starts to align, […]

Data Stack Evolution: Legacy Challenges and AI Innovation, a global report which included a survey of 775 manufacturing and supply chain IT decision-makers, found that almost three in five (58%) said their data leadership and IT teams work in silo.

Kaden Hopkins and his Vendee U cycling teammates continued competing in the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe Stage two was a 151.5km Road Race. Hopkins finished eighth in a mass group sprint with a time of 3:33:26, which was 44 seconds off the Stage Winner Quentin Bezza who clocked 3:32:42. Hopkins is in 3rd […]

Bermuda’s Kaden Hopkins and his Vendée U teammates faced another grueling day during Stage 3 of the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe. The 151.5-kilometer road race proved challenging, with Hopkins finishing in 52nd place with a time of 3 hours, 42 minutes, and 25 seconds. As the race progresses, Hopkins currently holds the […]

A day after his stage three victory, Bermudian cyclist Kaden Hopkins continued his strong performance in the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe, finishing sixth in stage four. The Anse-Bertrand to Belle-Eau route covered a challenging 145.5 kilometers. Hopkins, riding for Vendée U, crossed the finish line in 3:27:04, just 19 seconds behind stage […]

Kaden Hopkins and his Vendee U cycling teammates were back in action competing in stage five of the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe in France. Hopkins finished the 158.9km road race in 49th place, clocking a time of 3 hours 43 minutes, and 23 seconds. Related Stories Cyclists Head To Guyana For Championships […]

Kaden Hopkins and his Vendee U cycling teammates were back in action competing in stage six of the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe, the Morne-à-l’Eau›Le Gosier 146.1km road race. Hopkins finished 26th clocking a time of 4:05:16, he was 19 seconds behind the stage winner Thomas Bonnett. Hopkins moved up ten places from […]

Kaden Hopkins and his Vendee U Cycling teammates were back in action competing in Stage Seven of the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe, the Morne-à-l’Eau›Petit-Canal 159.9km road race. Hopkins was in a 135 kilometer breakaway with eight other riders from Columbia, Spain, France, Dominican Republic, Belgium and Canada. Hopkins finished 4th, clocking the […]

Three cyclists have taken on the challenging Green Mountain Stage Race, with the opening stage setting the tone for their competition in the picturesque Vermont landscape. Stage one, a 5.7-mile time-trial, tested the riders’ individual speed and endurance. Daniel Ringer, competing in the men’s category 4/5 division, crossed the finish line in 61st place with […]

Bermudian cyclist Kaden Hopkins and his Vendee U teammates faced a challenging Stage 8 in the 73rd Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe, navigating the grueling 153.6km road race from Pointe-à-Pitre to Baie-Mahault. The route featured over 2600 meters of climbing, testing the riders’ endurance. Hopkins crossed the finish line in 31st place with a […]

Three Bermuda cyclists continued their campaign at the Green Mountain Stage Race in Vermont on Saturday, taking on the challenges of Stage 2′s circuit race. In the men’s category 4/5 division, Daniel Ringer finished 44th with a time of 1:28:42. Ringer notably led the chasing pack, which crossed the finish line 1 minute and 2 […]

The Green Mountain Stage Race powered on Sunday with Stage 3, the Mad River Road Race, showcasing a trio of cyclists from Bermuda. Daniel Ringer, competing in the men’s category 4/5 division, crossed the finish line in 61st place with a time of 3:43:04. In the women’s pro/1/2/3 division, Liana De Medeiros delivered a strong […]

Daniel Ringer and Pansy Olander represented Bermuda in the Green Mountain Stage Race, concluding their competition on Sunday. The final stage featured a criterium road race where Ringer placed 26th in the men’s category 4/5 division with a time of 37:38. In the women’s pro/1/2/3 division, Olander finished 55th, clocking 49:21. Liana De Medeiros, also […]

Gabriella Arnold competed in the Kentucky Open Road Racing series in Ewing, Kentucky. The course was a challenging 39.7 mile course with an elevation of 3,881 feet. ompeting in the women’s pro division, Arnold finished 8th with a time of 2:07.24. Related Stories Cyclists Head To Guyana For Championships National Criterium Championships Results Arnold And […]

The Bermuda Bicycle Association announced that Kaden Hopkins, Conor White, and Nic Narraway will represent Bermuda at the 2024 UCI Road World Championships in Switzerland later this month. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Bicycle Association [BBA] is proud to announce the athletes who will represent Bermuda at the 2024 UCI Road World Championships in Zurich, Switzerland, this […]

Bermuda cyclist Nicholas Narraway came 37th in the men’s under-23 time-trial in the UCI World Championships in Zurich, Switzerland, today [September 23]. He finished 3.38sec behind race winner Ivan Romeo, of Spain, who completed the course in 36:42. Narraway competes in the under-23 road race on Friday. Related Stories Cyclists Head To Guyana For Championships […]

Bermuda cyclist Conor White said he is proud of his performance in the elite men’s time-trial at the UCI World Cycling Championships in Zurich, Switzerland, last weekend. White, the island’s Male Athlete of the Year, who finished 39th in a field of 59 riders, wrote on social media yesterday [September 24]: “I spent these past […]

Gabriella Arnold competed in the Kentucky Open Road racing series 3rd race in Ewing, Kentucky. Arnold, competing in the women’s pro race finished 8th crossing the line in a time of 2:07:24. Related Stories Cyclists Head To Guyana For Championships National Criterium Championships Results Arnold And Narraway Compete In Brazil White & Narraway Continue In […]

The Bermuda Bicycle Association invites cyclists to the free Legends Ride on October 27, celebrating 50 years of cycling with a scenic ride from Front Street to the Botanical Gardens. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Bicycle Association [BBA] invites cyclists of all levels to join the Legends Ride, a free community event celebrating 50 years […]

Bermuda are sending a team of five cyclists to compete at the Caribbean Road Cycling Championships in Guyana this weekend. Conor White and Kaden Hopkins will compete in the Elite Men’s time-trial and road races. Tyler Smith, who represented Bermuda in triathlon at the Olympic Games in Paris in July, will compete in the Elite […]

Bermuda’s cycling team made an outstanding start at the Caribbean Road Cycling Championships in Guyana, winning four medals in the first day of competition. The Bermuda Bicycle Association said, “Huge congratulations to Team Bermuda on an incredible Day 1 at the Caribbean Road Cycling Championships in Guyana! 4 Bermuda cyclist = 4 medals “In today’s individual time […]

Bermuda’s cycling team made a strong showing at the Caribbean Elite Road Championships in Guyana, winning multiple medals and achieving strong placements. The team won four medals on the first day of competition, and follow that up with a strong showing on the subsequent day. A Bermuda Bicycle Association spokesperson said, “Wrapping up an incredible weekend […]

Bermuda’s Paradise Hitters volleyball teams competed on the final day of the Nike Boston Volleyball Festival. A spokesperson said, “The last day of the tournament is playoff time for all teams.” Paradise Hitters U12 “The team had an 8:15 match this morning after a late evening of playing last night. They played a very strong […]

Bermuda pair Benjamin Barnett and Sean Tucker concluded competing on the fifth stop of the NORCECA Beach Volleyball Tour 2024 on the sand courts set up at Los Corales Beach in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Playing in the 9th place match, Barnett and Tucker lost 2 – 0 to Yoel Alejandro Guardado Rivas and Christopher […]

In Second Spring Bowling Bowling League action at the Warwick Lanes, the Last Pin went down 3 – 1 to the Drifters, the Pinsplitters defeated the Star Lites 4 – 0, and the match between the Islanders and Blue Angels ended 2 – 2. Men Handicap Game: Elvin Thomas 234 McNeil Simmons 225 Nathan Stevens 221 […]

In commercial bowling league action at the Warwick Lanes saw the Secret Weapons defeat the Bailey’s Bay Strikers 4 – 0, Too Legit To Split defeated Sweet Life 4 – 0, while the Pin Heads defeated the Strike Force 3 -1, and Butt & Vallis defeated Who Gives A Split 3 – 1. Women’s High […]

Commercial bowling league action at the Warwick Lanes saw the Pin Heads defeat the Spare Parts 3 – 1, Too Legit To Split defeat the Strike Force 3 – 1, while Who Gives A Split got by Sweet Life 3 – 1, and Butt & Vallis defeated the Secret Weapons 3 – 1. Men’s High […]

Commercial bowling league action at the Warwick Lanes saw Butt & Vallis defeat Spare Parts 3 – 1, the league leaders Pin Heads defeat Too Legit To Split 3 – 1, while the Secret Weapons defeated Sweet Life 3 – 1, and the match between the Strike Force and the Bailey’s Bay Strikers ended 2 […]

Commercial bowling league action at the Warwick Lanes saw ninth placed Bailey’s Bay Strikers defeat the league leaders Pin Heads 3 – 1, third placed Butt & Vallis defeat seventh placed Strike Force 4 – 0, while eighth place Sweet Life defeated the fifth placed Spare Parts 3 – 1, and second place Who Gives […]

Second spring senior bowling league action at the Warwick Lanes saw the Blue Angels defeat the Star Lites 3 – 1, the Last Pin and New Comers draw 2 – 2, while the Islanders defeated the Pinsplitters 3 – 1. Men Handicap Game: McNeil Simmons 233 Willoughby Tucker 231 Teddy Swainson 229 Handicap Series: Teddy […]

Nitrogen and potassium are fundamental nutrients for plant growth, but imbalances frequently disrupt agricultural systems. In apple orchards, low potassium can severely limit carbon and nitrogen metabolism, impairing photosynthesis and yield. Potassium availability is often reduced by environmental factors such as soil leaching, while nitrogen is frequently over-applied due to its affordability and yield-enhancing effects. Given these challenges, optimizing nitrogen and potassium levels in apple trees warrants further research to counter the negative impact of nutrient imbalances on plant health and productivity.

The airflow from an indoor badminton court's HVAC system and cross ventilation can affect the path of a birdie and have a significant role in play, but research published in Physics of Fluids proposes that different roof configurations could help mitigate wind drift. The authors recommend that important badminton games be played on courts with a barrel roof and a ventilation opening. The team modeled the airflow in a barrel roof stadium with different ventilation opening directions and tested this against a simulation of a flat roof to understand the roof effects.

A school of bio-robotic fish with advanced sensors will create a versatile network capable of maneuvers and station-keeping beyond current vehicles both in shallow coastal areas and in deep ocean environments.

Forming memories around shared experiences, whether something fun like grabbing a pizza or as emotionally straining as an employee strike, has a way of binding people together. But it could also motivate those performing different roles within the same company to socialize more and strengthen their working relationships, according to new research from Binghamton University, State University of New York.

Few questions have captivated humankind more than the origin of life on Earth. How did the first living cells come to exist? How did these early protocells develop the structural membranes necessary for cells to thrive and assemble into complex organisms? New research from UC San Diego has uncovered a plausible explanation involving the reaction between two simple molecules.

We have probably all seen a soybean plant, about 1 meter high with leaves and pods compactly arranged on a main stem with a few short side branches. The wild relative of the domesticated soybean is a long vine with pods widely distributed on many side branches. Plant breeding by farmers thousands of years ago is to thank for this dramatic change.