Author name: Ben Fisher

In the realm of autonomous vehicle design, comfort and safety are paramount. A recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology’ delves into the intricate dynamics of occupant safety in reclined positions during fr

In a significant stride for optoelectronic technology, researchers have turned their attention to MXenes, a class of two-dimensional materials, to revolutionize photodetectors. These devices, crucial for converting light into electrical signals, are

In the sun-drenched waters of the Baia submerged park, off the coast of southern Italy, a team of researchers has been making waves in the field of underwater archaeology. Led by Dr. C. Violante from the Institute of Heritage Science (ISPC) at the Co

In the world of maritime acoustics, measuring how well sound radiates from ship partitions has traditionally been a complex and time-consuming process, often confined to laboratory settings. But a new study, led by S. Weyna from the Faculty of Mariti

In a novel study that could reshape how we tackle noise pollution in maritime environments, researchers from the Szczecin University of Technology have turned to sound intensity visualization to map acoustic energy distribution around pipe outlets. T

In a significant stride towards understanding the intricacies of sound behavior in real-life scenarios, Stefan Weyna from the Maritime Faculty of Technology at Szczecin University of Technology has published a compelling study in the Archives of Acou

The 5th EAA International Symposium on Hydroacoustics, held in Puck at the Sport and Training Centre DELFIN from May 16 to 19, 2005, brought together a diverse group of experts to discuss the latest advancements in underwater acoustics and ultrasound

In a significant stride for underwater acoustics, researchers have developed advanced visualization methods to better understand how sound waves propagate in real-world maritime environments. Published in the Archives of Acoustics, the study led by S

In the bustling waters north of Banda Aceh, a pioneering study has shed new light on the fish stocks of Alue Naga, offering a beacon of hope for sustainable fisheries management. Led by Syahrul Purnawan from the Laboratory of Marine Acoustics at Univ

In the bustling waters of the Seribu Islands, a team of researchers led by Syahrul Purnawan from the Laboratory of Marine Acoustics at Universitas Syiah Kuala has been making waves with their innovative use of hydroacoustic technology. Their recent s