Our dialog in Germany, in Hesse and the world

We conduct research into sustainable and future-oriented solutions for freight transport and take this research beyond Hesse to the whole of Germany and the rest of the world.

National Research Cooperation

Interdisciplinary Conference on Production, Logistics and Traffic (ICPLT)

Together with TU Dortmund University, we invite you to the ICPLT in Germany every two years: a conference that focuses on innovative developments in production, logistics and transportation.

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Scientific Advisory Board of the Supply Chain Network (BVL)

By providing a scientific and research perspective, the Scientific Advisory Board supports BVL (the Supply Chain Network) in the formulation and positioning of logistics issues in society, politics and industry as well as in the definition of recommendations for action.

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International Research Cooperation

WCTRS SIG B3: Freight Transport Operations and Intermodality

Within the World Conference on Transport Research Society, Special Interest Group B3 focuses on linking logistics and freight transport operations and intermodality, and provides a platform for researchers from around the world to exchange their ideas.

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TRB AT045 Intermodal Freight Transport Committee

Within the North-American Transportation Research Board, the Intermodal Freight Transport Committee AT045 includes all aspects of research pertaining to intermodal freight transport.

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National Research Cooperation

Combined transport at the House of Logistics and Mobility in Frankfurt

At the House of Logistics and Mobility in Frankfurt, we use various formats to create a stage for combined transport (CT) in Hesse and Germany and increase its attractiveness: the Forum CT welcomes a wide audience every two years – and the Innovation Lab on CT presents research results you can touch!

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Research Cluster: Logistik & Supply Chain Management

The Research Cluster Logistics & Supply Chain Management aims to strengthen research and teaching at the Technische Universität Darmstadt through its interdisciplinary and interdepartmental activities. To this end, the members act internally and externally as an interdisciplinary and mutually supportive team.

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