Dr Haoyu Wang, PhD, MSc, BSc, BBA, GradCIHT

Dr Haoyu Wang's research focuses on transport systems and supply chain resilience, with particular emphasis on sustainable and low-carbon transitions. Dr Wang develops analytical and computational models to investigate pricing, coordination, and decision-making under uncertainty in transport and logistics systems. His work integrates game-theoretic optimisation, intelligent transport modelling, and data-driven methods, including simulation and deep reinforcement learning, to address challenges in rail, maritime, and urban mobility systems, including climate resilience, shared mobility, and autonomous transport.

Dr Haoyu Wang is a Lecturer in Transport and Engineering Management at Aston University. His research focuses on transport systems, supply chain resilience, and sustainable mobility, using game theory, optimisation, and data-driven modelling to study coordination and decision-making under uncertainty. His work spans rail, maritime, and urban transport systems, with applications in climate resilience and low-carbon transitions.

• Lecturer in Transport and Engineering Management, Aston University, United Kingdom, 2026 – Present
• Senior Research Assistant in Transport and Supply Chain Resilience Systems, Northumbria University, United Kingdom, 2025 – 2026
• Research Associate (Autonomous Driving and Traffic Safety Systems), Yangzhou University, China, 2024
• Senior Research Assistant (eHUBS Project – Interreg NWE 826), Newcastle University, United Kingdom, 2023
• Research Assistant (Supply Chain Coordination Project), Newcastle University, United Kingdom, 2019 – 2022

Graduate Member (GradCIHT) – Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT), UK

• Research Associate, Northumbria University, UK (2025)
  Project: Optimising Resilient UK Rail Infrastructure Using Game Theory (UKRI EPSRC DARe)
• Research Associate, Yangzhou University, China (2024)
  Project: Autonomous Driving and AI for Traffic Safety (National Social Science Fund of China)
• Senior Research Assistant, Newcastle University, UK (2023)
  Project: eHUBS – Smart Urban Shared Green Mobility Hubs (Interreg NWE 826)
• Research Assistant, Newcastle University, UK (2019 – 2022)
  Project: Collaborative Decision Making on Supply Chains (UK–India Education & Research Initiative)
• Research Assistant, Yangzhou University, China (2018)
  Project: Traffic Safety Behaviour and Driver Response Modelling (R&D Program of Yangzhou City)