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Our research focuses on the entire supply chain from manufacturer to end customer in order to maintain a competitive position in the market

The aim of our research is to contribute to business growth and profitability and to create value for customers and shareholders.

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.

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.

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.

Sweden’s total defense is being rebuilt, and the need for knowledge-based support is significant and time-critical. The research program aims to integrate preparedness into transport system planning.

Five projects at LiU receive funding when the Kamprad Family Foundation rewards research that can contribute to a better environment and better quality of life for the elderly. The projects at Linköping University are very much about sustainability.

We challenge health care sector to improve the quality of services and flow efficiency by employing industrial concept and without increasing costs.

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.

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.