Manuel Tuscher

Manuel Tuscher is a University Assistant (prae doc) at the Institute of Transport Economics and Logistics, Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU). He is currently pursuing a PhD in Economics and Social Sciences (since 2020), with prior academic qualifications including a Master's degree in Information Systems (2020) and a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Social Sciences - Business Administration (2018), all from WU.

Research Interests: His work focuses on urban mobility, micromobility, traffic behavior, passenger traffic, and public transport. He investigates pandemic-related disruptions in freight transportation and the interplay between digital transformation and travel behavior.

Publications: His recent publications highlight freight transportation resilience during crises, digital transformation trends, and public transport dynamics. These works span interdisciplinary domains including supply chain management and urban planning.

Projects: He has contributed to projects analyzing taxi tariff regulations in Vienna and student mobility patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic.