In the vast, open seas, GPS isn’t always a reliable companion. That’s why a team of researchers, led by Zhihui Zhu from the University of Guangzhou Maritime, has been cooking up a clever way to help wireless sensor networks (WSNs) find their way with
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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Open Engineering’ (translated from Polish as ‘Open Engineering’), researchers have explored the potential of sustainable bio-nanocomposites for knee biomechanics applications. The research, led by B
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In a significant stride for marine engineering, researchers have developed a novel approach to reinforce marine coral sand-clay mixtures (MCCM), a common fill material in ocean construction. The study, led by Danda Shi from the College of Ocean Scien
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In the heart of Qingdao, a city known for its maritime heritage and historic architecture, researchers are delving into the thermal comfort of courtyards, a feature that’s not just culturally significant but also crucial for urban planning and mariti
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In a breakthrough that could reshape how we approach cell culture studies, researchers have developed a reusable insert for standard 24-well plates, combining 3D printing and hydrogel scaffolds. This innovation, published in STAR Protocols, which tra
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In a recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics’, Olli-Pekka Hilmola from the University of Gävle in Sweden, took a deep dive into the financial growth patterns of manufacturing companies across Denmark, Fi
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In a significant stride for remote sensing technology, researchers have developed a novel method to improve change detection in satellite images, a breakthrough that could greatly benefit maritime industries. The study, led by Chunyan Yu from the Cen
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In a world grappling with the realities of climate change, the built environment is under the microscope for its significant contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. A recent study, led by Nada Youssef Ahmed from the Department of Mechanical Enginee
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a breakthrough in ship detection using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images has caught the attention of industry professionals. Researchers, led by Rui He, have developed a novel model called AC-YOL
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In the quest for cleaner and more efficient maritime propulsion, researchers are turning to biodiesel and artificial intelligence to optimize diesel engine performance and reduce harmful emissions. A recent study published in the journal ‘Next Energy
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