Stefan Minner is affiliated with the Technical University of Munich in Germany. Their research primarily spans fields of Engineering and Business, Management and Accounting, with significant contributions in subfields such as Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Management Information Systems, Automotive Engineering, Management Science and Operations Research, and Strategy and Management.
The scientist's research topics focus extensively on Supply Chain and Inventory Management, Transportation and Mobility Innovations, Vehicle Routing Optimization Methods, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Transportation Planning and Optimization, Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Optimization, and Urban and Freight Transport Logistics.
Frequent publication venues for their work include:
Some of their recent papers comprise:
Collaborations have prominently involved frequent co-authors such as Maximilian Schiffer, Tobias Crönert, Moritz Rettinger, Yihua Wang, and Pirmin Fontaine, each having multiple joint publications with the scientist, indicating sustained research partnerships.
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Bin Shen;Ciwei Dong;Stefan Minner
Bin Shen;Tsan Ming Choi;Stefan Minner
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Karl Inderfurth;Stefan Minner
David Francas;Stefan Minner
Nils Löhndorf;David Wozabal;Stefan Minner
Rainer Kleber;Stefan Minner;Gudrun Kiesmüller
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Mirko Kremer;Stefan Minner;Luk N. Van Wassenhove
Stefan Minner;Rainer Kleber
Stefan Minner;Sandra Transchel
Ton de Kok;Christopher Grob;Marco Laumanns;Stefan Minner
Anna-Lena Beutel;Stefan Minner
Pirmin Fontaine;Stefan Minner
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Josef Svoboda;Stefan Minner;Man Yao
Lena Silbermayr;Stefan Minner
Stefan Minner;Edward A. Silver;David J. Robb
David Francas;Nils Löhndorf;Stefan Minner
Stefan Minner;Gudrun P. Kiesmüller
Giannis T Tsoulfas;Costas P Pappis;Stefan Minner
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