IMaRCInternational Maritime Research Centre

International Transport Lab’s recent study, “Modeling and Optimizing the Global Hydrogen Supply Chain with STGNN,” was presented at the 72th JSCE Annual Meeting.

Master student Mr. Fumiya Nohara received the Best Paper Award at the 2025 International Association of Maritime Universities conference, held in Chennai from October 13 to 18. He was recognized for his paper titled “Promoting Sustainability through Hydrogen Infrastructure: Addressing Logistical Challenges and Energy Transition“.

International Transport Lab’s recent research projects resulted in a publication titled “Toward greener logistics: uncovering key enablers of the physical internet using AI-powered theme analysis” in Cleaner Logistics and Supply Chain. The study identified eight critical domains — including smart infrastructure, energy systems, and cybersecurity — mapped to SDGs 9, 11, and 13. The findings emphasize the need for interoperability, digital twins, renewable energy, and secure data to enable sustainable logistics transformation.

Massachusetts Maritime Academy International Experience at Kobe University

International Maritime and Ocean Policy Science Research Department Seminar