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H.J. (Hans) Quak Ph.D. is ‘lector’ (professor of applied sciences) @ BUas (Breda University of Applied Sciences) on Smart Cities and Logistics. Next, he has been working at TNO from 2007 on, currently as senior scientist in the Sustainable Transport and Logistics group.
He especially focuses on logistics in urban areas, sustainable transport, innovations in logistics, sustainable logistics, the impacts of automation on transport and logistics as well as opportunities due to self-organising logistics.
Hans was / is involved in several (inter)national projects on city logistics, projects on urban freight transport and the electrification of urban freight transport vehicles, sustainable logistics and the influences of external or disruptive factors on the logistics organisation in companies. He (co)authored several reports, papers and book chapters on freight transport, logistics and (local) policy in these areas.
Subjects
city logistics, urban freight transport, sustainable logistics, innovation in logistics, supply chain management, last mile logistics, smart cities
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Ervaringen met de autonome bezorgrobot LOWIE op deBUas-campus
Quak, H. & Weppner, J., 8 Jul 2021, In: Logistiek + Tijdschrift voor toegepaste logistiek . 11, p. 138-157 19 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Professional
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On the cost elasticity of inter-regional distribution structures: a case study for the Netherlands
Davydenko, IY., Tavasszy, L. A. & Quak, H., 2021, In: European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research. 21, 3, p. 1-18 18 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Scientific › peer-review
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Research output - background summary pilot autonomous and electric delivery robot at BUas campus.
Weppner, J. & Quak, H., 2021, Breda: Breda University of Applied Sciences. 14 p.Research output: Book/Report › Report › Scientific
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Technical evaluation - background report pilot autonomous and electric delivery robot at BUas campus.
Weppner, J. & Quak, H., 2021, Breda: Breda University of Applied Sciences. 31 p.Research output: Book/Report › Report › Scientific
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Zero emission city logistics for longer trips – including fast charging in parcel delivery operations
Quak, H., Van Rooijen, T., Kin, B., Hopman, M. & Rondaij, A., 25 Mar 2021.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
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Pilot autonomous and electric delivery robot at BUas campus.
Jeroen Weppner (Speaker) & Hans Quak (Speaker)
1 Mar 2021Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures/talks/presentations (not at a conference)
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Towards a Business Model for Viable City Logistics Initiatives The role of financial continuity, externalities and stakeholders
Hans Quak (Member)
26 May 2020Activity: Examination › PhD supervisor / committee
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Van barpraat naar datagedreven logistiek!
Hans Quak (Speaker)
9 Sep 2020Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures/talks/presentations (not at a conference)
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What role for rail in urban freight distribution?
Hans Quak (Member)
24 Sep 2019Activity: Examination › PhD supervisor / committee
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Towards more sustainable cities : logistics challenges
Hans Quak (Invited speaker)
26 Sep 2019Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures/talks/presentations (not at a conference)
Press / Media
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Slimmere logistiek de stad in (Interview in logisticx)
1/04/20
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media
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Zo wil Cilolab voor doorbraak duurzame stadslogistiek zorgen (Interview in De Ondernemer)
8/12/19
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media
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Landelijke synergie bij hogescholen in onderzoek en onderwijs rond stedelijke logistiek.
1/06/20 → 31/10/20
Project: Research