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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘AIP Advances’, researchers have developed a sophisticated mathematical model to unravel the complex interplay between the nervous and immune systems in neurodegenerative diseases. The lead author, F

In a recent study published in the journal ‘Desalination and Water Treatment’, researchers led by Dr. Je-Sung Park from Pusan National University in South Korea, have shed light on the potential of Azolla, a floating fern, to clean up metal-contamina

In a breakthrough that could reshape the manufacturing of electrolytic copper foils, researchers have developed a novel method to enhance the surface properties of cathode rollers, a critical component in the production process. The study, led by Tia

In a bid to tackle two pressing issues—marine waste and the high cost of synthetic reinforcements—researchers have turned to an unlikely hero: the Meretrix lusoria shell, commonly known as the grooved razor shell. A recent study, led by Cynthia C. Nw

In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime structural applications, researchers have explored the potential of Steel-Glass-Reinforced Plastic-Steel (S-GRP-S) sandwich panels as a viable alternative to conventional steel plates. This innovativ

In a quiet corner of Hungary, researchers have been cooking up something that could potentially stir the waters of the maritime industry. Szabolcs Szakács, a scientist from the University of Pannonia’s Research Institute on Bioengineering, Membrane T

In a breakthrough that could reshape the maritime industry, researchers have successfully welded dissimilar metals copper and aluminum using a technique called friction stir lap welding. The study, led by Li Liu from the School of Intelligent Manufac

In the world of maritime structures, concrete is king. It’s the go-to material for everything from offshore platforms to harbor walls, thanks to its durability and strength. But how do we know if the concrete we’re using is up to scratch, especially