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1 October 2025 · Project

ReSolVe starts at TU Delft

ReSolVe starts at TU Delft with funding from TKI Dinalog, studying how supply chains can remain viable as regulations and operating conditions change.

ReSolVe project announcement
ReSolVe identity, shared with the project announcement. LinkedIn

ReSolVe has started at TU Delft’s Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management. The project’s full name is Resilient and Regulatory-Ready Solutions for Viable Supply Chains.

About the project

Supply-chain decisions often have consequences that last for years. During that time, regulations change, disruptions occur and the conditions in which companies operate evolve. ReSolVe studies how these developments can be considered earlier in planning.

The research brings resilience and regulatory readiness into the design process. Its focus is on helping organisations understand how their options may change over time and what that means for long-term viability.

Research at TU Delft

Yousef Maknoon announced the project with Patrick Stokkink and Shadi Sharif Azadeh. Their work connects operations research with questions about regulation, adaptation and supply-chain planning.

ReSolVe is funded by TKI Dinalog. Updates on the research and project activities will be shared on this website.

Source: Yousef Maknoon on LinkedIn ↗