Research impact
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Mapping Just Transitions in Nationally Determined Contributions
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has released a report, to which Anaëlle Touré and Prof. Michaël Aklin have contributed, on the critical integration of just transition principles into Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). Read the full article...
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Gaétan de Rassenfosse co-leads a study for the U.S. Congress
In response to the Unleashing American Innovators Act (UAIA) of 2022, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) conducted a detailed study on its fee structure, particularly focusing on the impact on small and micro entities. Read the full article...
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Ambiguity's Role in Global Currency Hedging and Portfolio Stability
The paper written by Dr. Urban Ulrych and co-author Nikola Vasiljević has been published in the Journal of Banking & Finance. It explores optimal currency allocation for international investors who are both risk- and ambiguity-averse, using a robust mean–variance model that incorporates smooth ambiguity preferences. Read the full article...
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Optimizing omnichannel assortments and inventory provisions
Prof. Ralf Seifert has recently published a new article in the European Journal of Operational Research (EJOR), a top-journal in the field of Operations Research. The article is entitled "Optimizing omnichannel assortments and inventory provisions under the multichannel attraction model". Read the full article...
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Balancing Cost and Precision: Optimal Ordering for Selective Assembly
Prof. Weber’s latest research, “Minimum-Cost Ordering for Selective Assembly,” provides a cost-optimal approach to ordering components for high-precision assembly, helping manufacturers cut costs while meeting strict quality standards. Read the full article...
