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Logistics Research Network Forum

The Logistics Research Network Forum connects academics, practitioners, and researchers to advance logistics and supply chain knowledge. It encourages innovation through research sharing, networking, and collaborative projects.

Purpose

The Logistics Research Network (LRN) is a vibrant community of academics, researchers, and practitioners advancing excellence in logistics, supply chain, and operations management. Through multidisciplinary collaboration, annual conferences, and industry engagement, LRN promotes impactful research, nurtures emerging talent, celebrates achievement with awards, and strengthens international knowledge exchange—helping shape the future of the profession and its contribution to the wider economy.

Objective

The LRN is an informal network for academics and practitioners dedicated to advancing impactful logistics, supply chain, and operations management research. Its core goal is to foster relevant studies and share findings that improve and shape these professional sectors.

Interested in joining this Forum?

Here is why you should join:

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  • Engage with leading academics, researchers, and practitioners for multidisciplinary logistics and supply chain research
  • Access the latest research, conferences, and platforms to share and debate innovative industry ideas
  • Benefit from professional support, awards, and opportunities for skill and career development within a vibrant research community

Committee Members

Chair: Vasco Sanchez Rodrigues

Attend this years Logistics Research Network Conference

LRN is a network of academics, researchers, practitioners and other interested individuals working in the area of logistics, supply chain management and operations management. Its main objective is to facilitate the generation, promotion and dissemination of relevant research.

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  • Earn CPD hours
  • Platform for discussion
  • Debate with fellow researchers
  • Analyse emerging logistics and supply chain issues