Ying Qiu
Ying Qiu holds a Ph.D. in Management and is an Associate Professor and Master's Supervisor. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Management from the School of Management, Shandong University, in 2010, a Master's degree in Management from the same school in 2012, and a Ph.D. in Management from Beijing Jiaotong University in 2016. From 2014 to 2015, she was a visiting scholar at the Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, United States. She has presided over and participated in more than ten research projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Fund, the Beijing Social Science Fund, and the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, and has published more than 20 academic papers, including 18 indexed by SCI/SSCI/CSSCI/EI. She has published one monograph and co-edited one book.
I. Main Research Areas
(1) Digital transformation and supply chain resilience;
(2) Emergency management and intelligent decision-making.
II. Awards and Honors
1. First Prize of Teaching Achievement Award in Petroleum Higher Education, China Petroleum Education Society, 2024;
2. First Prize of the Service Industry Science and Technology Innovation Award, China General Chamber of Commerce, 2024;
3. Beijing Municipal High-quality Course, 2024;
4. First Prize of University-level Teaching Achievement Award, 2024;
5. "Outstanding Young Talents of Beijing Municipal Universities during the 14th Five-Year Plan Period", 2023;
6. Second Prize of "Outstanding Social Research Project by Young University Teachers in Beijing", Beijing Municipal Education Commission Party Committee, 2018.
III. Main Research Projects
1. Beijing Higher Education Undergraduate Teaching Reform and Innovation Project: "Research on platforms, curriculum development and evaluation systems for cultivating interdisciplinary management talents with a '+ safety and emergency' focus", Principal Investigator, January 2025 - December 2026.
2. Key Research Project of Beijing Higher Education Society: "Research on talent cultivation pathways for '+ safety and emergency' characteristic interdisciplinary management talents to serve the high-quality development of the capital city", Principal Investigator, January 2024 - December 2025.
3. Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Youth Fund Project: "Research on material support mechanisms for cross-regional collaborative disposal of major emergencies" (No.: 21YJCZH120), Principal Investigator, June 2021 - June 2025.
4. Beijing Social Science Fund General Project: "Impact mechanism of logistics circulation efficiency on regional economic development and policy support in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region" (No.: 17JDGLB015), Principal Investigator, completed.
5. Beijing Social Science Fund General Project: "Research on emergency linkage mechanisms and policies for coordinated response to accidents and disasters in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region" (No.: 18GLB020), First contributor (Ranked 1st among participants), December 2018 - June 2025.
6. Beijing Municipal Education Commission Social Science Project: "Research on risk identification and control mechanisms for food circulation in Beijing from an omni-channel perspective" (No.: SM201910017002), Principal Investigator, completed.
IV. Representative Academic Papers
1. Qiu, Y., Huang, Y.-H., Yao, D., et al. (2025). Coordination of modular emergency material supply chains considering overconfident decision-makers under supply disruptions. Management Review. Advance online publication.
2. Yao, D., Wang, J.M., Guo, Y.Q., & Qiu, Y.* (2024). Efficiency measurement and inefficiency analysis of low-carbon logistics in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region, China. Heliyon, e30137.3. Qiu, Y., Shi, M., Zhao, X., et al. (2023). System dynamics mechanism of cross-regional collaborative dispatch of emergency supplies based on multi-agent game. Complex & Intelligent Systems, 9, 2321–2332.
4. Ma, Y.T., Shi, X.L., & Qiu, Y.* (2020). Pricing, quality level and greening decisions for green and non-green products with government interventions. Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 19(8), 1379.
5. Ma, Y.T., Shi, X.L., & Qiu, Y. (2020). Hierarchical multimodal hub location with time restriction for China Railway (CR) Express network. IEEE Access, 8, 61395–61404.
6. Zhu, H. Q., Qiu, Y., Jiang, T. H., & Hu, M. Y. (2020). Joint choice of last-mile delivery mode, service type and delivery time window for consumers. Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems, 26(7), 1998–2006.
7. Qiu, Y., & Zhao, X.-N. (2019). Conceptual model for the taxonomy of food cold chain logistics sprawl patterns within emerging coastal metropolitan areas. Journal of Coastal Research, 94, 863–866.
8. Zhao, X.-N., Qiu, Y.*, & Zhang, X.-H. (2019). Sustainable local foreign direct investment performance in China based on the imbalance of coastal regional economy. Journal of Coastal Research, 94, 859–862.
9. Qiu, Y., Shi, X.-L.*, & Hua, G.-W. (2019). Regional collaborative response strategies to accidents and disasters under vertical administrative constraints: Evidence from the coordinated response to accidents and disasters in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region. Management Review, 31(8), 240–249.
10. Qiu, Y., & Zhu, H.Q. (2019). Joint choice of flexible travel and fresh food delivery modes of residents under diversified consumption scenarios. Soft Science, 33(8), 133–137, 144. (CSSCI)
11. Qiu, Y., Zhao, X.-N.*, & Zhang, X.-H. (2019). Optimal routing for safe construction and demolition waste transportation: A CVaR criterion and big data analytics approach. Technical Gazette, 26(4), 1128–1135.
12. Wang, X.W., Ni, J., & Qiu, Y.* (2018). Concept and classification theory of software as informational artifacts. Studies in Dialectics of Nature, 34(9), 55–62.
13. Qiu, Y., Shi, X.L.*, Ma, Y.T., & Zhou, S. (2018). Spatiotemporal distribution characteristics and evolution of food cold chain logistics in Beijing. Regional Research and Development, 37(4), 32–36.
14. Qiu, Y., Shi, X.-L.*, & Cheng, Z. (2018). Evolutionary game models on regional administrative collaborations in response to accidents and disasters. Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics, 21(4), 807–823.
15. Zhu, H.-Q., Qiu, Y., & Jiang, T.-H. (2018). Strategies for adopting unified object identifiers in logistics resource integration environments. Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 21(4), 991–1003.
16. Qiu, Y., Shi, X.-L., & Shi, C. (2015). A system dynamics model for simulating the logistics demand dynamics of metropolitans: A case study of Beijing, China. Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management, 8(3), 783–803.
V. Published Works
1. Qiu, Y., & Shi, X.L. (2019). Spatiotemporal evolution mechanisms and development strategies of food cold chain logistics in Beijing. Beijing Jiaotong University Press.
2. Lan, H.J., Shi, X.L., Hua, G.W., & Qiu, Y. (2017). Beijing cold chain logistics report 2015–2016. Beijing Jiaotong University Press.
VI. Recruitment Information
I mainly admit postgraduate students specializing in Business Administration (1202, academic degree) and Auditing (0257, professional degree). I sincerely welcome diligent and innovative students majoring in Business Administration, Management Science and Engineering, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Auditing, Accounting and related fields, who possess a solid foundation in mathematical modeling, strong computer application skills, and a high level of English proficiency to join my research team.