Olena Oleksandrivna Ostrohlyad

Olena Oleksandrivna Ostrohlyad serves as an Associate Professor at the Department of Transport Technologies, Zaporizhia National Technical University (also known as Zaporizhia Polytechnic University). She has been contributing to the university since 2020, specializing in transport logistics systems with a focus on metallurgical enterprises and international road transportation operations.

Her academic background includes:

• Graduated with honors from Zaporizhia National Technical University, Faculty of Transport (2011)
• Specialty: "Organization of transportation and management in transport (automobile)"
• Qualification: "Master in organization of transportation and management in transport (automobile), transport engineer"
• Defended her Candidate's thesis (equivalent to Ph.D.) in 2019 at Dnipro National University of Railway Transport

Dr. Ostrohlyad's research focuses on optimizing transport and warehouse logistics systems in industrial settings, particularly metallurgical enterprises. Her work addresses challenges such as cargo freezing in winter conditions, temperature control in rail transportation, and improving operational efficiency through simulation modeling. She has developed specialized approaches for handling bulk materials and analyzing freight flow patterns under variable external conditions.

Analysis of her publication record reveals a consistent focus on practical applications of logistics principles in the metallurgical industry, with particular emphasis on integrated solutions that consider environmental factors. Her research spans multiple transportation modes including road and rail, demonstrating progression from theoretical models to practical implementations that enhance transport system resilience.

Dr. Ostrohlyad teaches several key courses including Road transport companies, Organization and management of road freight transportation, Organization and management of railway transportation, and Teaching practice. Her practical experience complements her academic work, providing students with real-world insights into transportation management challenges in industrial contexts.