Two events, many valuable conversations, and fresh perspectives on the future of maritime logistics and resilient supply chains: Our team recently attended SMM Hamburg and LogiNext Germany.
Immersive technologies offer new opportunities to improve safety training in port terminals. Our colleague Derya Kara presented her research on this topic at the 30th Logistics Research Network Conference in Liverpool.
We are happy to welcome Armin as a Guest Researcher at our Institute at the TUHH!
Armin joins us from the University of Genoa (Università degli Studi di Genova), where he is affiliated with the Department of Economics (DIEC).
Our joint paper Assignment of Orders in Horizontal Transport at Seaport Container Terminals has been recognized as one of the Best Papers at LOGMS 2026 and recommended for consideration in a special issue of the International Journal of Production Research (IJPR).
On 9–10 July 2026, researchers from the Institute of Maritime Logistics came together for the annual PhD Retreat to exchange ideas, discuss ongoing research, and strengthen collaboration through interactive workshops and mentoring sessions.
