2022

A recent paper published in the Decision Sciences Journal by Prof. Dr. Seongtae Kim and Prof. Dr. Stephan Wagner was chosen as a runner up and finalist for the Decision Sciences Journal Best Paper Award 2022. The award was presented at the 2022 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference in Houston.

Loretta Berger, a recent graduate from ETH Zurich’s MAS program in Management, Technology and Economics and forensic specialist at the Schwyz Cantonal Police, received the ETH Medal for her master thesis on Supply Chain Management in Humanitarian Forensic Action.

Dr. Bublu Thakur-Weigold joins a roundtable panel discussion of how to benefit from technology in humanitarian work at the 2022 Digital Festival in Zurich.

A team from the Chair of Logistics Management received the prestigious Journal of Business Logistics Best Paper Award in recognition for its work on how two disruptive technologies – additive manufacturing and blockchain – can create value in supply chains.

His work on startup suppliers was recognized as a finalist for the 2021 Journal of Supply Chain Management (JSCM) Best Paper Award. The award was presented at the 2022 Academy of Management Meeting in Seattle. Prof. Dr. Stephan Wagner was already a finalist of the 2012 and 2014 awards, and winner of the 2019 award.

Niklas Friederici, a recent graduate of the MSc ETH MTEC program and former student research assistant at our chair, received the prestigious award from the SEW Eurodrive Foundation. He is the third recipient who was supervised by our chair.

Maximilian, PhD student at the Chair of Logistics Management, has been invited to present the Chair’s research on blockchain for supply chain management at the MTEC MAS+ Workshop on distributed ledger technologies.

As Ukrainian civilians suffer under military attack, the international humanitarian community has launched its response.

Maximilian is a PhD Candidate at the Chair of Logistics Management. He joined the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, in the beginning of February to work on a collaborative research project between the Institute for Manufacturing (University of Cambridge) and the Chair of Logistics Management (ETH Zurich).

Prof. Dr. Stephan Wagner will serve as a panelist on the 2nd POMS College of Operational Excellence (OpEx) Webinar entitled “Just-in-Time or Just-in-Case?” on February 4, 2022. Registration via the event page.

Luigi Job is a Master’s student in ETH’s MTEC program. In the course of his thesis, he recently joined the University of Cambridge. In Cambridge, Luigi is working at the Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) at the Department of Engineering.