The Interdisciplinary Research in Supply Chain and Logistics (IRiSCaL), based at the University of Stirling, is a hub for dynamic and impactful research. We bring together scholars from across disciplines to tackle the complex challenges facing global supply chains and logistics systems.
Purpose
IRiSCaL is built on two core pillars:
- Collaboration: We foster interdisciplinary collaboration that leads to grant applications, high-quality publications, and actionable insights. Our work is grounded in real-world relevance and academic excellence.
- Community & Engagement: We actively build a vibrant research community and engage with external stakeholders, including policymakers, industry practitioners (such as procurement teams), and media partners (e.g., BBC documentaries and press coverage).
Vision
To become a leading interdisciplinary research group generating transformative insights in supply chain and logistics that benefit academia, industry, and society.
Mission
- Facilitate Interdisciplinary Research: Connect expertise across Stirling Management School and other university departments to solve pressing supply chain issues.
- Promote Knowledge Creation & Dissemination: Support members in securing research funding, publishing high-impact work, and deepening theoretical and practical supply chain knowledge.
- Enhance External Engagement: Bridge the gap between academic research and real-world impact through collaboration with industry, government, and communities.
- Build a Cohesive Community: Cultivate a supportive environment where researchers share insights, offer peer feedback, and grow through professional development.
Contact us:
umair.choksy@stir.ac.uk
Interdisciplinary Research in Supply Chain and Logistics (IRiSCaL) Research Group
