Jakub Marcinkowski

Dr. Jakub Marcinkowski is an academic researcher and lecturer at the Department of Strategic Management and Logistics within Wrocław University of Economics’ Jelenia Góra Branch. His research focuses on logistics optimization, humanitarian supply chains, and strategic management in the digital economy. He holds multiple prestigious awards including the Young Scientists Program laureate distinction and a nomination for the 'Iuvenes Wratislaviae' Award. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in disaster response logistics and sustainable e-commerce delivery systems.

Education details are not explicitly listed, but his academic contributions span over 20 years with publications addressing humanitarian logistics in disaster-prone regions like ASEAN and Brazil/Poland comparisons. He actively participates in international research networks under grants such as the National Science Centre and Horizon2020 programs.

Research interests prominently feature cross-sectoral collaboration in humanitarian networks, digital transformation of logistics, and circular economy principles. His publications analyze stakeholder perspectives in urban last-mile delivery sustainability and demonstrate methodological expertise in comparative studies using tools like Promethee decision-making frameworks.

• Grants & Projects: Dekaban-Liddle Fellowship (2025-2026), Horizon2020 collaborations
• Awards: Santander Universidades Scholarship, Young Scientists Program recognition

He serves as a reviewer and member of organizations including the Polish Economic Society and Polish Logistics Society. His work often emphasizes resilience in supply chains through staff exchange programs and inter-organizational partnerships.