I am excited to supervise final theses focusing on the performance of facility management, particularly within hospitals or healthcare facilities, especially during emergency situations like those induced by climate change. Topics within this domain could include:

As your supervisor, I can provide support in the following areas:

• Evaluating the resilience of facility management processes in hospitals during climate-related emergencies,
• Developing and implementing effective emergency response strategies tailored to healthcare facility management frameworks,
• Assessing the role of facility management in mitigating climate change impacts on healthcare facility operations,
• Designing innovative approaches for climate-resilient operations and maintenance in hospitals,
• Analyzing the effectiveness of facility management protocols in ensuring patient and staff safety during climate-related crises.

I am eager to collaborate on new research questions and ideas that address the performance of facility management in hospitals or healthcare facilities. Looking forward to exploring innovative avenues with you!

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A System Dynamics Model for Long-Term Performance Monitoring of Projects Related to Oil Production in Iran, 2020, Fatemeh Masoudian, Kamran Rezaie, The International Symposium for Production Research, Springer International Publishing

Developing a Tool for HSE and Social Performance Assessment in Healthcare Facilities, 2024, Fatemeh Masoudian, Shiva Faeghi, Kunibert Lennerts, The International Symposium for Production Research, Springer Nature Switzerland

General Guidelines For The Structural Planning Of A Hospital Following The Example Of Factory Planning Including Decision Support For The Design Of Individual Structural Elements – A German Solution Approach, 2024, Lena Wecken, Fatemeh Masoudian, Kunibert Lennerts, Peter Nyhuis, Journal of Production Systems and Logistics 4 (2024)

Catalogue Of Transformability Potential Features For The Design Fields Technology And Space In Hospital Systems, 2024, Lena Wecken, Shiva Faeghi, Fatemeh Masoudian, Kunibert Lennerts, Peter Nyhuis, Journal of production systems and logistics

A Maturity Model for Transformability in Hospital Systems, 2025, Fatemeh Masoudian, Lena Wecken, Peter Nyhuis, Kunibert Lennerts, Journal of Production Systems and Logistics

Scenario Analysis Of The Hospital Environment To Identify The Target Transformability Potential Of A German Hospital System, 2025, Lena Wecken, Alina Rögner, Fatemeh Masoudian, Kunibert Lennerts, Peter Nyhuis, Journal of Production Systems and Logistics

Fateme Masoudian has been proudly selected as a participant in the EXIST-Women program at KIT, an initiative funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) to support aspiring female entrepreneurs in academia.