Organisation: Department of Economics and Management

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    An AFR grant to support research into maritime shipping sustainability

    Neeraj Podichetty, a native of India, is a 2021 graduate of the Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LCL). He is one of 25 doctoral researchers out of 108 applicants selected to receive an AFR (Aides à la formation-recherche) grant from the Luxembourg National…

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    Flashback to the June 2021 Energy Seminar

    On June 30th, the current academic year concluded with another successful Energy Seminar held as a hybrid event on Campus Belval. The topic of the seminar was “Flexibility for the Energy System of the Future” and dealt with how advances in materials for electricity storage, as well as information technology, will facilitate integration of intermittent…

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    For richer or for poorer: marital patterns and income inequality

    In recent years, increasing income equality in developed countries has been a hot topic among economists. Researchers have attempted to explain these disparities in surprising ways, including family economics.

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    Open Course on Modelling International Migration

    The Doctoral School of Economics and Finance of the University of Luxembourgis happy to announce and invite you for the following course:Doctoral Course on Modelling International MigrationBy Prof. Michel Beine

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    Job Opening in Operations Research

    In collaboration with a leading global industry partner, we are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to support the operations research activities in sustainable supply chain management at the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LCL).

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    Efficient Emission Reduction through Dynamic Mode Selection

    Melvin Drent’s PhD research focuses on dual-sourcing strategies; particularly the application of such strategies to create carbon efficient supply chains and is supervised by Prof. Joachim Arts. In his recent paper, “Efficient Emission Reduction through Dynamic Mode Selection,” Melvin and fellow Master students Ranit Sinha and Poulad Moradi study how companies can use a decision…

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    Prof. Benny Mantin gives insights into air cargo logistics trends

    On 21 April 2021, Professor Benny Mantin, Director of the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management, was a guest speaker at the event “Macro trends in air cargo logistics, organised by Cargolux, Luxembourg’s all-freight airline, in collaboration with the Luxembourg-American Chamber of Commerce in New York City and the American Chamber of Commerce…

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    Value of Installed Base Information for Spare Part Inventory Control

    Dr. Sarah Van der Auweraer, full-time postdoctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management, has recently published a paper titled “The Value of Installed Base Information for Spare Part Inventory Control” in the International Journal of Production Economics. In the paper, she analyses the value of different sources of installed base information…

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    Studying soy and cattle value chains in the Brazilian Amazon

    Meet Carolina Moulin, a visiting PhD student from Brazil whose research explores legal aspects of sustainable supply chains in the context of the Amazon rainforest. Specifically, her research focuses on the soy and cattle supply chains. 

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    YLP networking series offers opportunities to LSCM students

    The young logistics professionals (YLP) networking series is an initiative of the Cluster for Logistics Luxembourg in collaboration with the Luxembourg Maritime Cluster and the Luxembourg Center for Logistics and Supply Chain Management where young logistics professionals can exchange ideas with experts from the industry on various topics. The aim of the initiative is to…

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