This IRES project funds U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to engage in international research on digital twin technology applied to logistics and supply chain management. Research activities include optimizing urban deliveries, mitigating supply chain disruptions, and improving port operations at the Port of Hamburg, Germany, one of Europe's largest logistics hubs.
Open to U.S. undergraduate and graduate students in Engineering and other STEM fields including Math, Physics, Chemistry, Psychology, Materials Science, Polymer Science, and Computer Science.
