Franz Philipp Aschauer

Franz Philipp Aschauer is a Researcher at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Campus Steyr, affiliated with the Center of Excellence Logistics LOGISTIKUM and Center of Excellence Food Technology and Nutrition. Holding a BSc and MSc degree, he actively contributes to sustainability-focused logistics research through the Josef-Ressel-Center framework.

His research portfolio emphasizes:

• Sustainable Supply Chain Management evolution
• Freight emissions quantification and policy implications
• Bibliometric analysis of sustainability literature
• Ethical and social dimensions in logistics
• Real-time value network visibility systems

Recent publications demonstrate increasing methodological sophistication in emission calculation techniques, with growing emphasis on systemic supply chain transformations. His 2025 work reveals critical gaps between simplified emissions models and policy requirements, while bibliometric studies map emerging ethical considerations in sustainable logistics research.

No scientific awards are documented in available records.

As Co-Investigator, Dr. Aschauer contributes to significant grants including LOG-GROW (2024-2026) addressing fresh produce supply chain resilience for tomato distribution, and the concluded JRC LIVE project (2019-2023) developing real-time visibility solutions for value networks. Both projects involved extensive industry collaboration through Austria's Josef-Ressel-Center program.

He operates within the LOGISTIKUM research ecosystem, which integrates academic rigor with practical industry applications in logistics innovation, participating in events like the 2023 Journal of Supply Chain Management Paper Development Workshop.