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Journal of TransLogistics (ISSN 2450-5870) is published by the students of LOGISTICS Research Group, which has been active at Wroclaw University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (since 2004). The invitation to publish a scientific article is addressed especially to those who are at the beginning of their scientific career: they have already written their engineering or master thesis, perhaps they are working on their doctorate, on their invention. We kindly inform the authors that we are only waiting for the agreement to be signed, we already have the acceptance of: EBSCO (ww.ebsco.com) and Wrocław University of Science and Technology. The JTL 2024 edition will be indexed in EBSCO and BazTech (https://baztech.icm.edu.pl/).

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2024 vol. 20

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