In the middle of March, we have two distinguished guests: Prof. Chun-Hung Chen from George Mason University, and Prof. David Goldsman from Georgia Tech to join our simulation optimization workshop. Prof. Chen was giving talks on multi-fidelity sim-opt. Prof. Goldsman visited our center office.

Last week, Prof. Lee and Prof. Chew visited Xiamen Yuanhai Automated Container Terminal and ZPMC in Shanghai which is the largest heavy-duty equipment manufacturer in the world. As a fully automated terminal, Prof. Lee and Prof. Chew discussed with the operation team on many practical questions, such as AGV control and routing, handshake between equipment, etc. On Tuesday,

A team of our four pit their skills against some of the world’s best at the World Port Hackathon organised by the Port of Rotterdam from September 2-3 at RDM Rotterdam in the Netherlands. The joint NUS-IHPC researchers tested their data analytics and modelling skills against teams from around the world using the datasets provided at the

A/Prof. Lee was invited as the keynote speaker at World Aviation Hub Conference 2016 at Incheon Airport from June 29-30. Later he joined the panel discussion on the topic: Tomorrow’s Air Cargo – Changing mindsets, creating opportunities The Cargo Hub of the Future eCommerce and cutting edge freight Innovations with best practice The development of transit

The 6th International Conference on Logistics and Maritime Systems, was held in Sydney on 21-23 June 2016. The objective of this conference is to provide a forum for participants from universities and related industries to exchange ideas on the latest technical, operational and economic developments in container and bulk logistics and their related maritime systems.

Center for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL) was invited to participate in the Supply Chain Asia Forum 2015 held at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel during 9-10 September 2015. A/Prof Chew Ek Peng and A/Prof Lee Loo Hay from Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering(NUS) and Professor Chip White from Georgia Institute of Technology participated in the

A great Friday for the ISEM Department on 24 July 2015, when the new Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL) was inaugurated. The Centre is one of the products of the long lasting collaboration between ISE and ISyE at Georgia Tech.  In fact, C4NGL is currently led by Associate Professor Lee Loo Hay and Associate

The Faculty of Engineering at National University of Singapore (NUS Engineering), in collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), has launched the Centre for Next Generation Logistics today. The virtual Centre will work closely with government agencies and the industry to perform cutting-edge research in logistics and supply chain systems for translation into