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In a significant stride towards sustainable construction practices, researchers have developed a novel approach to predict the strength of marine coral sand–clay mixtures (MCCM), offering promising opportunities for the maritime and civil engineering

In a bid to enhance the reliability of aluminum components used in maritime applications, a team of researchers led by Nawon Kwak from the Interdisciplinary Major of Maritime AI Convergence at the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University has made

In a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions, researchers have made notable progress in developing non-noble metal catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), a crucial process in water splitting. This advancement could poten

In a significant stride towards enhancing the durability of marine vessels, researchers have developed a novel coating that shows promising corrosion resistance in acidic environments. The study, led by Han Lele from the College of Ocean Science and

In a significant stride towards enhancing electric vehicle (EV) battery management, researchers have developed a novel framework that promises more accurate and reliable state of charge (SOC) estimations for lithium-ion batteries throughout their lif

In a significant stride for maritime materials science, researchers from the Jiangsu Maritime Institute have unveiled insights into the corrosion resistance of a novel class of high-entropy alloys (HEAs) in sulfuric acid solutions. The study, led by

In a bid to bolster the properties of zinc-based alloys, a team of researchers led by Dr. Shen Yan from the School of Shipping and Port Engineering at Jiangsu Maritime Institute has developed a new zinc-magnesium (Zn-Mg) casting alloy. Their findings

In the world of construction and maritime engineering, a groundbreaking study led by Weijiu Cui from the Department of Civil Engineering at Qingdao University of Technology and the Intelligent Construction Lab has just been published in the journal “

In a significant stride towards enhancing solar water heater efficiency, researchers have found that integrating phase change materials (PCMs) with specific nanoparticles can substantially boost performance. This isn’t just any old academic exercise;