Mahla Babagolzadeh

Mahla Babagolzadeh is a Lecturer (Casual Employment) at the University of Southern Queensland's School of Business. Her research focuses on sustainable supply chain management, logistics optimization, and operations research, particularly addressing challenges in perishable goods distribution, carbon tax policy impacts, and regional development.

Education:

• Bachelor of Industrial Engineering (BIndEng) from Sadjad University of Technology
• Master of Science (MSc) from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Southern Queensland

Research Interests: Dr. Babagolzadeh explores sustainable logistics systems, cold chain management under uncertainty, and innovative supply chain models for perishable products. Her work integrates environmental economics with operational strategies, emphasizing carbon tax regulation and government subsidy frameworks to enhance regional economic resilience.

Publications Trends: Her recent articles (2016–2024) highlight contributions to multimodal transportation networks, vehicle routing optimization, and disaster relief logistics. She frequently employs hybrid algorithms and stochastic modeling to address real-world complexities in supply chain planning and reliability estimation.

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