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ORBIT researchers present at hEART 2026

Researchers from ORBIT Lab contributed to hEART 2026, the 14th Symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation, held in Paris from 29 September to 1 October 2026.

Sagnika Chakraborty presented A Viability-Theoretic Framework for Supply Chain Resilience under Heterogeneous External Stressors: An Application to the Arabica Coffee Supply Chain, coauthored with Patrick Stokkink and Yousef Maknoon. Kuldeep Kavta presented The Hidden Cost of Fast Delivery: Consumer Willingness to Trade Delivery Time and Cost for Food Delivery Rider Safety. Sara Momen presented Reliable Multimodal Trip Planning with Shared E-Micromobility under Battery and Behavioral Uncertainty.

The contributions address optimization, behavioural decision-making, and resilient transport and logistics systems.

Sagnika Chakraborty presenting ORBIT research on supply-chain resilience at hEART 2026 in Paris.
Sagnika Chakraborty presents research on supply-chain resilience at hEART 2026.
Sara Momen presenting research on reliable multimodal trip planning at hEART 2026 in Paris.
Sara Momen presents research on multimodal trip planning under battery and behavioural uncertainty.
Yousef Maknoon presenting a hEART 2026 PhD School session on real-time decision-making in last-mile service systems.
Yousef Maknoon presents at the hEART 2026 PhD School.
Event
29 September – 1 October 2026
Location
Paris, France
SourcesOfficial hEART 2026 website, opens in a new tabOfficial hEART 2026 programme, opens in a new tabTU Delft Transport & Planning announcement, opens in a new tab