Pamela Nolz

Pamela Nolz is a Senior Researcher at the Carl Ritter von Ghega Institute for Integrated Mobility Research at St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences, where she has worked since 2022. She also serves as Head of the Circular Economy Research Network of the European University E³UDRES² since 2020.

She completed her habilitation in Business Administration at the University of Vienna in 2021 and earned her doctoral degree in Social and Economic Sciences from the University of Vienna in 2010. Her education includes a Diploma in International Business Administration from the University of Vienna and the Universidad de A Coruña, Spain (2000-2006).

Nolz's research focuses on Operations Research, Humanitarian Logistics, and Sustainable Mobility. Her work addresses the optimization of transportation systems, particularly focusing on eco-friendly transport modes, city logistics, and sustainable delivery systems.

Her recent publications demonstrate expertise in aquaponics-based food production, vehicle routing problems with eco-friendly transport modes, sustainable city logistics with cargo bikes, and integrated mobility research. The work spans decentralized systems, load synchronization, and environmentally-friendly transportation solutions.

She has been involved in various projects related to sustainable mobility including LAMORE (Cargo bike platform), comfort:zone (personal comfort zones in mobility), CLEA (Environmental Action), and BündelHeinz (Order and delivery process optimization).

Her career history includes positions at the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology (2013-2020), WU Vienna University of Economics and Business (2011-2013 as Assistant Professor), and the University of Vienna (2005-2010 as research assistant). She has also worked internationally with institutions in France and Belgium.