An international seminar on urban transport, featuring Professors Michel Bierlaire and Ilke Bakir, will take place at TU Delft on 14 October, ahead of the PhD defence of ORBIT researcher Sara Momen.
Read articleORBIT researchers presented work on supply-chain resilience, food-delivery rider safety, and reliable multimodal trip planning at hEART 2026 in Paris.
Read articlePatrick Stokkink has received an NWO Veni grant for COMPACT, which investigates how passenger and freight transport providers can share underused transport capacity more effectively.
Read articleYousef Maknoon and Sara Momen presented ORBIT research on resilient supply-chain planning and behavioural optimization for shared electric mobility at IFORS 2026 in Vienna.
Read articleThe teaching team of Decision Making for Logistics and Transport Systems, including ORBIT co-director Yousef Maknoon, was recognized as the Most Inspiring Teacher Team in TIL – Logistics Systems.
Read articleORBIT researchers and project partners examined how regulatory, environmental, and trade-related pressures affect the long-term viability of supply-chain networks.
Read articleAn academic session hosted by Shadi Sharif Azadeh and Yousef Maknoon brought together emerging methods for urban mobility systems, with work on quantum computing for mobility, shared-mobility systems, and congestion management using game theory and artificial intelligence.
Open official announcement, opens in a new tabPatrick Stokkink co-organized a transdisciplinary symposium at TU Delft on the future of European long-distance passenger transport.
Read articleYousef Maknoon and Shadi Sharif Azadeh are guest-editing a Nature Portfolio collection on real-time urban logistics and sustainable, proximity-based cities.
Read articleThe PROSPER project has received TKI DINALOG funding to investigate courier behaviour, risk exposure, and safety in urban cycling logistics.
Read articleThaddäus Weißhaar presented preliminary findings from his doctoral research on the conditions under which shippers and carriers would adopt digital freight marketplaces.
Read articleReSolVe, funded by TKI DINALOG, investigates how resilience and evolving regulations can be integrated into strategic supply-chain design and decision-making.
Read articleResearch coauthored by Patrick Stokkink was presented at hEART, CESUN, and VeRoLog in June 2025, including two presentations by Patrick and one by collaborator Zhaoyue Zhang.
Read articleThaddäus Weißhaar received the European Friedrich List Award and the second Cuperus Prize for his 2024 master’s thesis on passenger preferences for night trains.
Read articleEPFL named Patrick Stokkink a 2024 Thesis Distinction laureate in Civil and Environmental Engineering for his doctoral research on using existing vehicle flows in passenger transport and logistics.
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