Dennis Moeke

Dennis Moeke is a Lecturer in Logistics and Alliances at HAN University of Applied Sciences, leading the Logistics and Alliances Lectorate. He holds a broad professional network spanning logistics, government, and academia, with a focus on healthcare logistics and sustainable urban development. His research addresses societal challenges such as affordable healthcare systems, smart logistics solutions, and livable cities through interdisciplinary collaboration.

His expertise includes patient logistics, data-driven capacity planning, and optimization of healthcare processes. Key projects include the Healthy City Lab, exploring sustainable last-mile logistics in cities via two Living Labs (Campus Heijendaal and Buur & Zo), and the Living Labs Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Healthcare. He has secured significant funding, including a NWO grant (Project 439.18.457), to advance interdisciplinary research.

Notable contributions include developing the Buur & Zo concept (home care concierge services) and optimizing hospital patient flows using process mining. He collaborates with organizations like Logistics Valley, Health Valley, CWZ Carinova, and Siza. His work emphasizes practical applications, translating academic insights into real-world tools for healthcare and logistics sectors.

Publications span topics like home care scheduling optimization, sustainable urban logistics, and pandemic response logistics. He actively promotes the role of logistics in societal well-being through teaching and industry partnerships.