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Book: Sustainable Operations and Intelligent Supply Chains (Open)
📘 Open Call for Book Chapters
Book Title: Sustainable Operations and Intelligent Supply Chains
Editor: Dr. Amir M. Fathollahi-Fard
Chapter Submission Deadline: 20 December 2025
🔗 Submit your chapters HERE
This forthcoming volume in the TULTECH Book Series aims to explore forward-thinking research and practical innovations at the intersection of sustainability, operational efficiency, and intelligent technologies in supply chain and logistics systems.
We welcome contributions in the following areas (but not limited to):
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Operations research and mathematical optimization
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning in supply chains
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Sustainable and green logistics
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Smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 integration
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Carbon footprint reduction in logistics and transportation
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Resilient and adaptive supply network design
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Industrial engineering approaches to sustainability
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Decision-support systems for sustainable operations
Why Contribute to TULTECH Books?
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No submission fees (No Article Processing Charges)
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ISBN-registered publication and global availability
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Full peer-review handled by our internal editorial team
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Commitment to Scopus indexing, following all technical and quality benchmarks
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Ethical publishing: We follow COPE guidelines and support the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA)
Editorial Workflow
Submissions will be managed by the internal editorial board. After rigorous peer review and editorial revision, final chapters will be sent to the editor for final review and acceptance.
Support and Impact
We would be grateful if you could share this open call among your research networks, students, and colleagues. This is a unique opportunity for scholars and professionals to publish in a high-quality academic outlet with real-world relevance.
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Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Applications in Smart Cities
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15 March, 2024Today In History
Here are some interesting facts ih history happened on 1 January.
- Isaac Newton baptized in St. John's Church in Colsterworth England
- Giuseppe Piazzi discoved 1st asteroid later named Ceres
- United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland established
- Haiti gains independence from France (National Day)
- Congress prohibits importation of slaves
- Britain takes Mosquito Coast from Nicaragua
- Emancipation Proclamation issued by Lincoln
- Brooklyn merges with NY to form present City of NY - Ellis Island became reception center for new immigrants
- Manchester Ship Canal in England opened to traffic
- Lightship replaces whistling buoy at mouth of SF Bay
- Cuba liberated from Spain by US (National Day)
- Commonwealth of Australia established
- 1st Rose Bowl game held in Pasadena California
- 1st running of SF's famed "Bay to Breakers" race (763 miles)
- Post office begins parcel post deliveries
- Alcatraz officially becomes a Federal Prison
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (US bank guarantees) effective
- 1st newspaper to microfilm its current issues NY Herald Tribune
- Emperor Hirohito of Japan announces he is not a god
- 1st newsreel in color Pasadena Ca
- Rose & Cotton Bowl are 1st sport colorcasts
- Sudan gains independence from Britain (National Day)
- International Geophysical Year begins; ends 6/30/1958
- European Economic Community (Common Market) starts operation
- Cameroon gains independence from France
- Beatles Decca audition
- Western Samoa gains independence from New Zealand
- International Cooperation Year
- Cigarette advertisements banned on TV
- International Book Year
- Britain Ireland & Denmark join Common Market
- World Population Year
- International Women's Year
- Pres. Ford signs 1st major revision of copyright law since 1909
- International Year of the Child
- Decade of Water & Sanitation
- International Year for Disabled
- Palau (Trust Territory of Pacific Is.) becomes self-governing
- World Communications Year
- AT & T broken up into 8 companies
- Brunei gains complete independence from Britain
- International Youth Year
- International Peace Year
- Spain & Portugal become 11th & 12th members of Common Market
- Internat'l Year of Shelter
- NY Carnegie Deli's owner Leo Steiner dies
- Mid- CALENDAR day
- B.C. Julian calendar begins at Greenwich mean noon