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The Division of Logistics and Quality Management, Department of Management and Engineering, invites you to the public defense of Mary Catherine Einarsson鈥檚 doctoral thesis, 鈥淏iomethane for Fossil-Free Freight: Understanding Roles,...

Collaboration between transport companies and transport-buying enterprises (e.g., retailers, industries, and municipalities) is crucial for a resilient and fossil-free transportation system.

Climate smart transport systems is a highly relevant and fast-developing area, both in research and in practice. Our research asks how logistics systems should be designed and run in order to be more sustainable.

The ongoing digitalization changes how people live their lives, in their homes and in society. Changes do not only regard how we adopt new technologies, like digital sharing platforms.

As one of the most polluting industries in the world, the transition from linear to circular economy is vital for the textile and fashion industry. The purpose of the project is to explore the role of logistics in a circular textile ecosystem.

A transition to electrified freight transport is seen as a large and important step in reducing the freight sector鈥檚 impact on the climate. We are studying transport system from different perspectives.

The Division of Logistics and Quality Management strives to be the most demanded experts and to educate the country's most popular students in logistics and quality management.

Freight transport is crucial for Swedish welfare and the Swedish economy. The main purpose of the project is to explore the interplay between fossil-free solutions and resilience in the Swedish transport system.

An important step towards more sustainable trade is to introduce and scale up circular business models. The purpose of the project is to explore the current and future role of logistics in various circular business models in trade.

Technological solutions can help logistics systems become more sustainable. But how do we get there? This is a central question for us.