A recent study published in the journal “Polymers” sheds light on an innovative approach to welding high-density polyethylene (HDPE) materials, which could revolutionize small vessel manufacturing in the maritime sector. Led by Chungwoo Lee from the
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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Sensors, Mostafa Abotaleb from the Doctoral School at Gdynia Maritime University has shed light on a novel approach to enhancing the operational safety and efficiency of marine cargo cranes aboard co
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In the ever-evolving maritime industry, the push for greener practices has never been more pressing. With global trade relying heavily on shipping—over 80% of goods are transported by sea—the environmental impact of this sector has come under scrutin
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Recent research from the Coral Reef Ecosystems of Batanta and Salawati Islands in Raja Ampat has shed light on the vital role of grouper fish, a key player in these delicate marine environments. Led by Putra Risandi Dwirama from the Faculty of Engine
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A recent study has unveiled promising insights into the antimicrobial properties of Gonggong sea snails, specifically the meat extracts of Leavistrombus turturella. Conducted by Viruly Lily from the Department of Aquatic Product Technology at Raja Al
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Microplastics have become a significant environmental concern, especially in our oceans, where tiny plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size are wreaking havoc on marine life. A recent article by Irawan Nina from the Biology Education depart
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In a significant stride towards reducing the shipping industry’s carbon footprint, research led by Natasha Febiana from the Department of Chemistry Education at Raja Ali Haji Maritime University has spotlighted the potential of fuel cells in mitigati
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Recent research highlights a pressing issue for coastal bird species in Indonesia, revealing how maritime environmental changes are significantly impacting their diversity. Conducted by Nainggolan Ramean Chrisnawaty from the Department of Biology Edu
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In a significant advancement for maritime operations, researchers have unveiled a new method aimed at enhancing synchronization during underway replenishment between supply and supplied ships. Led by Xin Hu from the School of Mathematics and Statisti
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In a significant leap for maritime technology, researchers from Wuhan University of Technology have unveiled a cutting-edge ship detection method that promises to enhance coastal monitoring and navigation over long distances. Led by Feng Ma from the
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