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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
20 August, 2024Workshop on Advanced Water Treatment Processes
10 July, 2024Workshop on Water Recycling Simulation and Modelling
15 March, 2024Today In History
Here are some interesting facts ih history happened on 26 September.
- Cabrillo discovers California
- Parthenon destroyed in war between Turks & Venetians
- British troops occupied Philadelphia in the American Revolution
- Jefferson appointed 1st Sec of State; John Jay 1st chief justice; Samuel Osgood 1st Postmaster & Edmund J Randolph 1st Attorney Genl
- Frontiersman Daniel Boone died in Missouri at the age of 85
- Kapiolani defies Pele (Hawaiian volcano goddess) & lives
- John Philip Sousa led band's 1st performance in Plainfield NJ
- Federal Trade Commission formed to regulate interstate commerce
- Meuse-Argonne offensive against the Germans began during WWI
- Shortest double header Yanks lose 6-1 in 72 minutes & lose again 6-2 in 55 minutes to the Browns Yanks already clinched pennant
- UN troops in Korean War recaptured South Korean capital of Seoul
- Yanks clinch pennant #19
- Musical West Side Story opened on Broadway
- 1st of 4 TV debates Nixon & Kennedy took place in Chicago
- Roger Maris hits # 60 off Jack Fisher
- Yemen Arab Republic proclaimed (National Day)
- TV comedy The Beverly Hillbillies premiered on CBS
- Japan launches its 1st satellite in to space
- The Staten Island is 1st icebreaker to enter SF bay
- Beatles release "Abbey Road" album
- Anna Magnani dies at age 64
- Sir Freddie Laker began cut-rate `Skytrain' service London to NY
- Soyuz 38 returns to Earth
- Australia II won the America's Cup yacht race
- Cosmonauts Titov & Strekalov are saved from exploding Soyuz T-10



