Niklas Hall Simm
Assistant Professor
How can our logistics systems become greener, when the demand for logistics services is increasing? My research focuses on how interaction between organisations can facilitate the greening of logistics.
Presentation
I am a PhD Student at the department of Logistics and Quality management. My research is a part of the research area Climate Smart Transport Systems and my research focuses foremost on how interaction interplay with the greening of our logistics systems. In addition to research and doctoral studies, I teach various courses offered from our department.
Short Facts
Education
Master of science in Communications, Transport and Infrastructure, 2018
Teaching
TETS37, Basics in Logistics Management
TETS57, Logistics Analysis
TETS37, Sustainable Logistics Systems
TPPE91, Production System Planning and Management
And others
Publications
2026
Lost in transition: disturbances on the road towards fossil-free freight transport
International Journal of Logistics
(Article in journal)
https://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13675567.2026.2634012
Att balansera miljömål och störningstålighet: Strategier för resilienta och hållbara transportsystem
(Conference paper)
2025
The role of collaboration in the quest for sustainable and resilient transport systems
EUROMA
(Conference paper)
Research
Research interests
- Climate Smart Transport Systems
- Green Logistics
- Interaction for Efficient Logistics
- Technical Innovations for Green Logistics
- Efficient Logistics Systems