Daria Minashkina
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Daria Minashkina is a researcher at the forefront of sustainable supply chain management, focusing on the critical intersection of warehousing, digitalization, and environmental impact. Her primary research areas include decarbonizing logistics operations, waste management, and the integration of digital technologies to enhance sustainability. Minashkina’s most notable contribution is her work on how warehouse management systems (WMS) and automation can significantly reduce the carbon footprint of outsourced warehousing, a key yet often overlooked factor in supply chain emissions. Her 2020 paper on this topic has garnered 46 citations, reflecting its practical relevance for industry and academia alike. In a complementary study, she analyzed seven years of waste-related doctoral dissertations, mapping emerging trends in digitalization and consumer e-waste, which has earned 6 citations for its forward-looking perspective. Minashkina’s research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners seeking actionable strategies to align operational efficiency with environmental goals, making her a vital voice in the push for greener, smarter logistics.
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