Author name: Ben Fisher

In a world where noise is often an unwanted byproduct of maritime operations, a recent study offers a refreshing perspective on how sound can influence our brains and bodies. Led by Nan Zhang from the Innovation Institute for Sustainable Maritime Arc

In the sweltering heat of Egypt’s arid climate, finding a comfortable spot outdoors can be a challenge. But what if the solution to this problem lay in the strategic placement of trees? That’s the question Ahmed Maged, a landscape architect at AE7, s

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have turned a steel industry by-product into a supercharged building material, with significant implications for the maritime sector. Ibrahim Kamal Ibrahim, from the Construction and Building Engineering Departm

In the bustling world of medical tech, a groundbreaking development is brewing that could have ripples even in the maritime sector. Imagine swallowing a tiny, smart pill that can navigate your insides, taking pictures and sending data back to doctors

In the world of maritime infrastructure, the humble asphalt road might not seem like a hot topic. But a recent study by Ibrahim Abbas, a mathematician from Sohag University in Egypt, is stirring things up. His work, published in the journal ‘Case Stu

In a groundbreaking stride towards enhancing the lives of visually impaired individuals, researchers have developed a novel image captioning system that mimics human visual understanding. This innovative model, spearheaded by Jong-Hoon Kim from the D

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, power conversion systems play a pivotal role in ensuring efficient and reliable operations. A recent breakthrough in this field comes from Ahmed Zakaria, an assistant professor at the Electrical Powe

In the quest to make ships more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly, researchers have been tinkering with some pretty clever ideas. One such idea, air lubrication drag reduction (ALDR), has been given a fresh look by Salaheldin A. Mohamad, a researcher f

In the vast, ever-changing world of marine construction and infrastructure, understanding how materials behave under different conditions is crucial. A recent study, led by Xianhui Feng from the College of Civil Engineering and Resource Environment a