Author name: Elara Moore

In a world where shipping is under increasing pressure to clean up its act, a new study has shed light on the environmental impacts of shipbuilding materials and the potential financial sting of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The

In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime materials, researchers have developed a cost-effective method to produce high-performance porous aluminum alloys using recycled A356 aluminum chips. The study, led by Jinwoo Baek from the Interdisc

In the heart of the Andaman Sea, a silent invader is making waves, and it’s not the kind that maritime professionals are used to dealing with. Microplastics, those tiny, insidious plastic particles, are turning up in both the surface seawater and the

In the world of maritime energy storage, predicting the lifespan of lithium-ion batteries is a big deal. It’s not just about keeping the lights on; it’s about safety, reliability, and efficiency. A recent study published in the journal ‘Batteries’ (t

In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime technologies, researchers have developed a novel photodetector that could revolutionize night vision, remote sensing, and optical communication systems. The study, led by Seungwoo Baek from the Energ

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘npj Computational Materials’, researchers have unraveled the mysteries of heat transport in a promising material for solar cells and other energy applications. The study, led by Jiongzhi Zheng from

In a significant stride towards enhancing solar cell technology, researchers at the Centre for Sustainable Materials Research, Department of Physics, Academy of Maritime Education and Training (AMET), Deemed to Be University, have unveiled findings t

In a promising stride towards cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions, researchers have been exploring alternatives to traditional solar cell materials. One such breakthrough comes from the Centre for Sustainable Materials Research at the Acade