In a significant stride toward greener maritime operations, researchers at Newcastle University have unveiled a cutting-edge framework designed to optimize power management in electrified ports. Led by Ilias Sarantakos from the School of Engineering,
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In a significant stride towards the future of maritime transport, a new study led by Kay Fjørtoft from SINTEF Ocean in Trondheim, Norway, has introduced a resilience assessment methodology aimed at enhancing sustainable autonomous shipping. Published
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A recent study led by Zhaojing Yang from the Faculty of Business at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University has shed light on a groundbreaking approach to truck operations in maritime shipping, particularly focusing on the innovative concept of truck pl
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In a significant leap for logistics, researchers have turned to artificial intelligence to tackle the persistent challenges of last-mile delivery, particularly in urban settings. Pannee Suanpang, from the Department of Information Technology at Suan
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In the ever-evolving maritime industry, the push for efficiency and safety has led to exciting developments in predictive maintenance, particularly through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). A recent study publ
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime transport, a recent study sheds light on a pressing issue that could reshape the way we think about seaworthiness. Özenur Kara Balci, from the Maritime Law Department at Ankara University, has penned an insightf
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In a notable stride towards the future of maritime shipping, a recent study led by Jouke Thomas Hompes from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Delft University of Technology has unveiled the conceptual design of an autonomous vessel tailored to
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A recent study published in the European Transport Research Review sheds light on the regulatory hurdles facing autonomous inland shipping in Europe. Led by Sophie C. Orzechowski from the Institut du Droit International Des Transports, this systemati
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are set to revolutionize maritime transportation, enhancing safety and risk management across the industry. A comprehensive review published in ‘Applied Sciences’ by Irmina Durlik from the Faculty o
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Recent research conducted by Kuncowati from Hang Tuah University in Indonesia sheds light on the significant risks associated with waste incineration on ships, a common practice in maritime waste management. Published in ‘Logistics’, the study employ
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