Stefan Voß

Prof. Dr. Stefan Voß is a Professor at the Institute of Information Systems within the Hamburg Business School (HBS) at the University of Hamburg. He serves on the HBS Dean's Office and focuses on logistics optimization, metaheuristics, and sustainable port operations. His work integrates AI, machine learning, and operations research to address challenges in transportation, supply chain management, and public infrastructure.

Research Interests:
Dr. Voß specializes in:

• Metaheuristic algorithms (e.g., fixed set search, GRASP, VNS)
• Optimization of port and maritime logistics (berth allocation, quay crane scheduling)
• AI applications in transportation (predictive analytics, emotion recognition)
• Sustainable operations (green port infrastructure, EV charging networks)
• Public transport efficiency (bus scheduling, delay prediction)

Publications:
Recent work emphasizes AI-driven logistics, robust optimization under uncertainty, and digital twin applications in ports. His 2025 studies explore domain-generalized emotion recognition and dynamic seaport automation. 2024 articles highlight multi-objective scheduling, EV fleet optimization, and sustainable container storage.

Labs/Teams:
Leads research at the Institute of Information Systems, collaborating on port sustainability projects (e.g., Port of Hamburg) and digital innovation in logistics systems.