In a study that’s got scientists and environmentalists talking, researchers have found that forests in Europe are having an increasingly cooling effect on local temperatures, and it’s not just good news for landlubbers—it’s got implications for marit
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime infrastructure, researchers have unveiled a novel method to rejuvenate aged asphalt using treated waste cooking oil (TWCO). The study, led by Zhi Zheng from the College of Transportation Engineerin
In the unforgiving world of marine applications, where steel structures face a relentless onslaught of harsh conditions, understanding the behavior of materials is crucial. A recent study, published in the journal ‘Metals’ (translated from Croatian),
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In the vast, open seas, maintaining reliable communication between vessels can be a real challenge. That’s where a recent study by Jiahui Zhang from the College of Information Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University comes in. Zhang’s research, pu
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In a significant stride towards sustainable waste management and water treatment, researchers have developed a novel method to transform fly ash, a byproduct of coal-fired power plants, into an effective adsorbent for removing methylene blue from was
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In a recent study published in the journal ‘Toxins’ (English translation of ‘Toxics’), researchers have shed new light on how aromatic pollutants behave in the environment, particularly in the context of maritime and shipping industries. The study, l
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In a groundbreaking study that could reshape our understanding of citrus disease transmission, researchers led by Xiang Li from Gannan Normal University in China have delved into the genetic makeup of the Citrus Tristeza Virus (CTV) found in wild cit
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime trade, predicting vessel trajectories has become a critical piece of the puzzle for ensuring navigational safety and efficiency. A recent study, led by Ye Liu from the College of Electronic Science at the Nation
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In the world of small fishing vessels, stability isn’t just a luxury—it’s a lifeline. Yet, designing these boats to meet safety standards has always been a bit of a tightrope walk, especially in the early stages when detailed plans aren’t yet availab
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In the world of maritime simulations, getting the control systems just right can be a bit of a dark art. Often, the tuning of these systems is left to the experience of the operator, leading to inconsistent results when ships are put through their pa
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