Hannah Mosmans

Hannah is junior researcher in port economics at Erasmus UPT. Her main focus and interest is on hinterland connectivity and optimization of seaport trading networks. Currently, Hannah is working together with Maurice Jansen on PLANET, a European project aiming for smart, green and integrated transport and logistics promotion by efficiently connecting infrastructure (TEN-T, rail freight corridors) with geopolitical developments. Hannah also supports in conducting research and organizing education. She was teaching assistant for the Masters Seminar 'Ports and Global Logistics' and Minor 'Port Management and Maritime Logistics'.

IAME2021

In 2021, Hannah organized the conference for the International Association of Maritime Economists in Rotterdam together with Maurice Jansen, Larissa van der Lugt and other researchers from TU Delft. For almost a year, she focused on all organizational aspects of organizing an international conference, in corona time. A report of IAME2021 can be read here.

Education

Hannah is pursuing a double degree, Mr.Drs.programme, earning bachelor's and master's degrees in both Economics and Law. Hannah graduated from the Master's in Urban, Port and Transport Economics in February 2022, where she focused in her thesis on the impact of the port merger between Antwerp and Zeebrugge on hinterland connectivity. She is currently pursuing the Master's in Maritime and Transport Law, which she will complete in June 2023. Ultimately, she is equipped with both economic and legal knowledge in the field of ports and transport.

Research interest

• Maritime and port economics
• Hinterland transport
• Shipping networks and connectivity
• Sustainability and maritime decarbonization
• Alternative fuels
• Seafarers' welfare and happiness

Methodological expertise

• Quantitative modelling
•  Scenario planning
• GIS Analysis

Recent Projects

Research projects

• PLANET

Education projects

• IAME