The Centre for Logistics and Traffic (ZLV) dedicates itself to the interdisciplinary conception, management and transfer of scientific work in the areas of logistics, mobility and traffic. The ZLV is thereby geared towards long-term sustainable, economically beneficial, socially acceptable and ecologically reliable innovations.
The topic of sustainability is playing an increasingly important role in various areas of life. It is now also an important …
The topic of sustainability is playing an increasingly important role in various areas of life. It is now also an important ingredient in retail.
In the next RetailSalsa event, ZLV Managing Director Dr. Ani Melkonyan and other experts will reveal how producers and suppliers can spice up shipping with the right pinch of sustainability to meet customer expectations for green shipping.
Want to be a part of it? Simply register for the free talk and attend on June 22 at 4 p.m. CET. The event will be held in English.
The ZLV office is pleased to be part of the Ruhr Fellowship Program again this year and will welcome a student from the USA …
The ZLV office is pleased to be part of the Ruhr Fellowship Program again this year and will welcome a student from the USA this summer. The universities of the Universitätsallianz Ruhr (TU Dortmund, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Universität Duisburg-Essen) - in cooperation with sponsors and companies in the region - have been hosting up to 20 students from selected partner universities each year for the past 10 years as part of the Ruhr Fellowship Program.
The aim here is to present the Ruhr region to future professionals from an academic, economic and cultural perspective as a region with a high quality of life and to strengthen international networking. This year, the Ruhr Fellowship Program will take place in Presence from June 1 to July 31.
You can read more about the program online here: https://international.tu-dortmund.de/incomings/praktikum/programme/ruhr-fellowship-program/
Are you interested in the topics of sustainability and digitalization in supply chains? Would you like to work in an …
Are you interested in the topics of sustainability and digitalization in supply chains? Would you like to work in an international project to shape circular processes and innovations? Then please apply for our research project "ImPUlSe - Innovation in the Supply Chain of Citrus and By-Products in the Mediterranean Region".
The project: At ImPulSe, we develop in a multidisciplinary environment and with international partners innovative supply chain solutions for by-products of citrus production, based on a quantitative quantitative evaluation of scenarios. For this purpose, digitalization solutions are being developed, among others, which circular economy and thus promote a sustainable economy.
Your profile: - Completed Bachelor's degree related to the above-mentioned subject areas (e.g. industrial engineering, technical logistics, business administration) - Enrollment at a German university in a master's program related to the above-mentioned topics - Interest in the areas of sustainable supply chains, circular economy and digitalization (Industry 4.0) - Fluency in German and English, both written and spoken - Confident handling of the MS Office products Word, PowerPoint, Excel - Reliable and independent way of working - Organizational skills, ability to work under pressure and creative design skills - Ability to understand and communicate complex interrelationships In addition to flexible working hours and appropriate compensation, we offer: - The opportunity to write a master's thesis with intensive supervision - Interesting and industry-related tasks in an international context - Insight into the diversity of research work at the ZLV with the opportunity to jointly Development of perspectives after your studies
Date of appointment: probably September 1, 2022 Contract duration: initially 3 months (with the option of extension until the end of the project or your studies)
Working hours: 10 - 12 hours per week Application deadline: July 24, 2022
The University of Duisburg- Essen pursues the goal of promoting the diversity of its members (see www.uni-due.de/diversity). It aims to increase the proportion of women among its academic staff and therefore encourages relevantly qualified women to apply. In accordance with the State Equal Opportunity Act (Landesgleichstellungsgesetz), women will be given preferential considered. Applications from suitable severely disabled persons and persons of equal status within the meaning of § 2 para. 3 SGB IX are desired.
Please send your application with the usual documents, quoting the reference number 896-21-2 exclusively by e-mail to PD Dr. Ani Melkonyan-Gottschalk, Center for Logistics and Transportation, University of Duisburg- Essen, 47048 Duisburg, phone +49 203 379-2619, e-mail: zlv@uni-ude.de
What a success! After six weeks full of different speakers on different topics, intensive group works, and commitments the …
What a success! After six weeks full of different speakers on different topics, intensive group works, and commitments the postponed DAAD Virtual Summer School 2021 has come to an end on Friday, December 10, 2021. This year’s transnational summer school was sponsored by the German Academic Exchange Service („Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst“ and organized by the Centre for Logistics and Traffic at the University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany, together with the Center for Sustainable Urban Development, Earth Institute, of the Columbia University (CU) in New York. The key topic of the summer school was sustainable mobility in metropolitan regions.
Initially planned for holding the summer school in August at the CU, it was held from November 5 to December 10, 2021, online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The virtual format of the event made it easier for students, doctorate candidates, and post-docs from all over the world to participate. We could count 36 participants from 22 different countries!
Every Friday, there were many experts and speakers from science, industry, and the general public who gave talks about four different working fields and several case studies regarding
Urban freight systems and global supply chains Business model innovations in transport and mobility Sustainable cities: low-carbon urban mobility and logistics systems Role of new technologies: electrifications, big data, new modes
Overall, 23 speakers gave insights into the topic of sustainable mobility from different perspectives.
PD Dr. habil. Ani Melkonyan-Gottschalk who is the Executive Director of the Centre for Logistics and Traffic, took the active role of guiding the speakers and participants through all sessions with engaging questions and following up on group works. The lectures by the speakers were the basis and incentives for the participants to develop their own ideas in the working groups. Apart from that, the different academic backgrounds as well as the country of origin of the participants were a perfect basis for developing business model ideas for several countries such as Brazil, China, Ecuador, Germany, Ghana, Mexico, Singapore, and many others.
On the final day, every group presented their results. It was exciting to listen to the innovative ideas the groups came up with. However, at the end, the winner group was chosen by the jury with the focus on having the most interesting potential to be developed.
The organizers are excited about the fact which impact this summer school has had and which international networks could have been created by the participants within the six weeks. We are sure that these networks will be kept and consolidated in future projects. We wish the participants success for their future ideas which will have a positive impact on regional, national, or global level.
Watch the recorded sessions here: https://ecol-summerschool.net/programme-2021/
Follow the Centre for Logistics and Traffic on LinkedIN here: https://de.linkedin.com/company/zentrum-f%C3%BCr-logistik-und-verkehr
On November 5, 2021, the - delayed - Virtual Summer School 2021 finally started. Due to the high number of applicants …
On November 5, 2021, the - delayed - Virtual Summer School 2021 finally started. Due to the high number of applicants and the ongoing pandemic, the program had to be adjusted and postponed, so that the Summer School became a Winter School.
However, this does not dampen the content or the enthusiasm of the more than 45 international participants. Every Friday until December 10, 2021, the program will take place online, with presentations by many experts from business, the public, and lecturers from the UDE and the partner university Columbia University in New York, as well as other scientists from other universities. In addition, case studies will be examined in group work.
The program and further information can be found online at: https://ecol-summerschool.net/programme-2021/