معرفی
Dr. Marta Kołacz is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Private Law, Faculty of Law, Maastricht University. Her research focuses on legal frameworks for smart and sustainable transport/logistics systems, including data sharing, blockchain applications, and environmental regulations. She holds a double Doctor of Law degree from Erasmus University Rotterdam and University of Antwerp, completing her thesis on cooperative logistics in the sharing economy.
Her research projects have been supported by grants from Visegrad (University of Brno), Marie Skłodowska-Curie (University of Rouen Normandie), and Erasmus+ (University of Leeds). Notable projects include blockchain for sustainable carriage of goods, carbon-free last-mile delivery systems, and competition law aspects of logistics contracts.
Research Interests:
- Legal aspects of cooperative/digital logistics
- Sustainability in smart city transport systems
- Blockchain applications in supply chains
- EU regulatory frameworks for disruptive technologies
- Data governance in logistics platforms
Her recent work analyzes legal challenges in autonomous transportation, last-mile delivery standards, and multiparty contractual frameworks for cargo bundling. She has published extensively on technology-regulation dynamics, including foundational articles on CMR conventions and disruptive innovation governance.
Grants & Projects:
- Visegrad Grant: Blockchain for Sustainable Transport (University of Brno)
- Marie Skłodowska-Curie Co-Fund: Carbon-Free Last Mile Project (University of Rouen)
- Erasmus+ Grant: Competition Law in Logistics (University of Leeds)
Laboratory/Team Affiliation: Engaged in interdisciplinary transport law research at Maastricht University's Faculty of Law, collaborating with European universities on smart mobility initiatives.
