Ladislav Bartuska

Ladislav Bartuska is a researcher at the University of Applied Sciences Steyr, affiliated with LOGISTIKUM and the Center of Excellence for Food Technology and Nutrition. His work focuses on transportation engineering, sustainable urban freight logistics, and system dynamics, often addressing challenges in vehicle emissions and supply chain stability. He has collaborated with multidisciplinary teams on projects like LOG-GROW and JRC LIVE.

• Research Activity: 2023-2024
• Publications: 5 research outputs (2023-2024)
• Key Collaborations: With experts in logistics, automotive engineering, and sustainability

Ladislav Bartuska's research spans transportation engineering, urban freight logistics, and system dynamics. Recent work includes analyzing aggressive driving effects on emissions, modeling fresh produce supply chains, and developing real-time visibility systems for value networks. His projects emphasize sustainability, resilience, and technological innovation in logistics.

His publications reveal trends in vehicle emission reduction, smart city infrastructure, and supply chain dynamics. Key themes include transportation policy optimization, electric vehicle charging networks, and system dynamics modeling applied to logistics. Collaborative work with institutions across Austria highlights cross-sector partnerships.

As a principal investigator and collaborator in multiple projects, Bartuska contributes to advancing logistics technology and sustainable freight systems. His affiliations with LOGISTIKUM and Josef-Ressel-Center reflect expertise in applied research, particularly in automotive and logistics domains.