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    Group Heads

    • Prof Binyamin MANTIN

      Prof Binyamin MANTIN

      FSTM
      Full professor in Supply Chain Management and Logistics
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    • Prof Joachim ARTS

      Prof Joachim ARTS

      FSTM
      Full professor in Supply Chain Management and Logistics
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    • Assoc. Prof Cagil KOCYIGIT

      Assoc. Prof Cagil KOCYIGIT

      FSTM
      Associate professor in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
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    ]]>         Research /fstm-en/research-groups/logistics-and-supply-chain-management/research/ Wed, 06 May 2026 15:00:50 +0000 /fstm-en/?post_type=research-groups&p=47833 A fundamental principle underlying MobiLab's research is to capture the link between daily activities and the resulting mobility needs. We adopt a multiscale and multimodal modeling approach based on different disciplines and techniques, from mathematics, economics and behavioral theory, to operations research, computer and data science.

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    Research in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

    Research focuses on the design, coordination, and optimisation of supply chains. Key topics include supply chain coordination and contracts, inventory and retail operations, revenue management and dynamic pricing, supply chain analytics and behavioral operations. Emphasis on sustainability, resilience, and data-driven decision making addresses modern challenges.

    Shaping the Future: Cutting-Edge Research in Logistics, Operations, and Supply Chain Management

    Relevant aspects

    • Supply chain contracts and coordination
    • Revenue management and dynamic pricing
    • Inventory management
    • Supply chain data analytics
    • Behavioural operations management
    • Supply chain finance
    • Retail operations
    • Process improvement
    • Air transport economics

    They cover aspects of production, distribution and sales planning with a long-term, mid-term and short-term planning horizon as well as different industries.

    Research methods

    Our multi-disciplinary research is both qualitative and quantitative, usually involving strong analytical and modelling skills while leveraging data analytics and empirical/statistical expertise. It is quantitative and analytical-oriented. This covers methods like stochastic modelling, game theory, discrete optimisation and data analytics. Furthermore, we use explorative methods to uncover innovative topics, e.g. management surveys, roundtables.
    We take new data-driven approaches on interdisciplinary collaboration to exploit the full potential, e.g. between IT, statistics and supply chain.
    We strive to build an understanding of how to manage and improve the performance of supply chains through better decision-making and coordination. We want to contribute to more robust, sustainable, resilient decision-making and execution of logistics and supply chain management.We are inspired by industry collaboration and strive to apply our methods and findings in real world applications.

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    Modern logistics and supply chain management

    Research focuses on the design, coordination, and optimisation of supply chains. Key topics include supply chain coordination and contracts, inventory and retail operations, revenue management and dynamic pricing, supply chain analytics and behavioral operations. Emphasis on sustainability, resilience, and data-driven decision making addresses modern challenges.

    Creating value

    Supply chain management first touches strategic, tactical and operational planning.

      Head of group

      Binyamin MANTIN

      Full Professor in Supply Chain Management and Logistics

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        Our people

        • Dr Pascal STAMMET

          FSTM
          Affiliated Professor of Medicine
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        • Dr Maria Angeliki PAVLOU

          FSTM
          Research Scientist
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        • Assoc. Professor Sophie SERVAIS

          FSTM
          Associate Professor in Medical Oncology
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        • Assist. Prof Jean-François MICHEL

          FSTM
          Assistant Professor in General Medicine
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        • Assist. Prof Jochen SCHNEIDER

          LCSB
          Assistant Professor / Senior Research Scientist
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        • Fabio Rafael SILVA RODRIGUES

          FSTM
          Project Officer
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        • Dr Xianqing MAO

          FSTM
          Project Officer
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        • Mégane COPPENS

          FSTM
          Study Programme Administrator
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        • Ambre REMAITTE

          FSTM
          Study Programme Administrator
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        • Polina PAUL

          FSTM
          Study Programme Administrator
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        • Chloé ANET

          FSTM
          Study Programme Administrator
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        • Gaëlle LOUPPE

          FSTM
          Student Counsellor
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        Our research interests at a glance

        Our interests are organised into a set of areas that reflect current activities and their development within clinical settings. Together, they provide a snapshot of ongoing activities. 

        Medical education and pedagogical innovation 

        Research in this area focuses on the design and evaluation of medical curricula, with particular emphasis on innovative teaching and mentorship methods, simulation-based learning, the integration of digital technologies and the development of patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE). Activities explore how to better align medical training with clinical practice, strengthen competency-based education, and support learners’ engagement and well-being. 

        Oncology and translational hematology 

        Research in this area focuses on hemato-oncology, with particular emphasis on lymphoid malignancies and the evolving landscape of immunotherapies including cellular therapies. Activities are grounded in clinical practice and span a broad spectrum of care, from the exploration of innovative therapeutic strategies, the modulation of immunotherapies through adjunctive strategies to supportive care and survivorship. This work contributes to the integration of emerging treatments into clinical care and supports the connection between medical practice and research to improve outcomes and quality of life for patients with hematological cancers. 

        Critical care medicine  

        Research focuses on intensive care and emergency medicine, particularly post–cardiac arrest care. Activities include collaborative participation in clinical studies with a focus on the investigation of molecular changes induced by cardiac arrest. The overarching goal is to improve patient outcomes following cardiovascular events, which currently remain poor. 

        Infectious diseases and post-viral syndromes 

        This area includes research on infectious diseases and their long-term consequences, with a current focus on Long COVID. Work aims to better understand disease mechanisms, patient trajectories, and recovery patterns, contributing to improved clinical management and follow-up care. 

        Primary care and community-based research 

        Emerging research activities focus on strengthening research in general practice and community-based settings. This includes the development of studies in primary care, with an emphasis on patient-centred approaches and strengthening the interface between community and hospital care. 

        Explore our current research projects

        • METIS

          Future-proofing medical education through emerging technologies for enhanced social resilience

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        • FastCoV

          FastCoV: Study on the potential benefits of fasting for long Covid treatment

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        Advancing medicine through research

        Medical research at the Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (DHML) is grounded in an integrated approach that connects clinical practice, scientific inquiry, and medical education. Within a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment, research activities contribute to advancing knowledge and patient care while supporting the continuous development of healthcare professionals.

        Our practice-based research environment

        Much of our work is led by clinicians and anchored in clinical practice, where research questions arise directly from patient care and are taken forward within the university setting. This creates a direct relationship between clinical experience and scientific work, allowing our researchers to address the most pressing challenges in healthcare.

        Within this context, research emerges from a variety of clinical questions, teaching needs, and evolving practices rather than a predefined thematic structure. This supports a research environment that accommodates both established areas of work and emerging initiatives, while remaining closely connected to care settings. Situated in Luxembourg, at the crossroads of European healthcare systems, our work is also embedded in cross-border clinical and academic collaborations.

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          The three research pillars of LUMIRE

          The LUMIRE research group organises its work around three complementary pillars that capture the core dimensions of midwifery’s role as a profession, an academic discipline, and a contributor to public health. These pillars guide our scientific priorities, research methods, and collaborations.

          Interdisciplinary pedagogy and interprofessional collaboration
          We study how midwifery is taught and how learning is strengthened through collaboration across healthcare professions. Our work centres on innovative teaching approaches, the integration of evidence-based knowledge into curricula, and the continual reevaluation of the competencies needed for contemporary practice. A key area of interest is how midwives learn and work alongside other professionals and how these interactions shape communication, training quality, and impact health outcomes.

          Midwifery practice and professional autonomy
          Midwives have a unique role in healthcare. Their independence ensures safe, high-quality care throughout the perinatal journey—from conception to birth and beyond. They support mothers and babies, including feeding choices, and help prevent health problems while identifying social or emotional challenges early, such as domestic violence, addiction or other psychosocial risks. Our research examines the scope of midwives’ professional competencies and the organisational structures that enable or limit autonomous practice. We contribute to discussions on regulation and policy with a view to strengthening the visibility and recognition of midwifery in Luxembourg, the European Union and internationally.

          Physiology and salutogenesis in maternal and perinatal health
          This pillar explores the physiological processes of pregnancy, labour, and childbirth, and the factors that ensure positive health outcomes during these periods for the mother, newborn and family unit. The goal is to strengthen evidence-based practices that respect physiological birth, support healthy family transitions, promote health and well-being and support public health initiatives.

          Together, these three pillars create a coherent framework for research that advances midwifery as a knowledge-rich, scientifically grounded, and socially relevant field.

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          Our people

          Meet the people at LUMIRE: Luxembourg Midwifery Innovation in Research and Education

          • Assist. Prof Ali Ghanchi

            FSTM
            Assistant Professor in Midwifery
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          • Dr. Annabelle Pierron

            FSTM
            Research scientist
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          • Dr. Joris Vermeulen

            FSTM
            Invited professor
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