Author name: Elara Moore

In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime operations, a recent study led by Leszek Chybowski from the Maritime University of Szczecin, Poland, has shed light on the potential of pyrolytic oil from tires as a viable additive to diesel fuel.

In the vast world of materials science, a groundbreaking study led by Yanxia Gu from the College of Marine and Electrical Engineering at Jiangsu Maritime Institute in Nanjing, China, has shed new light on how to make titanium even stronger and more d

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Nanomaterials’, a team led by Hao Du from Guangzhou Maritime University has shed new light on how to make better wear-resistant coatings for heavy-duty engine components. The research focuses on FeCrMoWBRE amor

In the world of maritime engineering, welding is a critical skill, especially when it comes to repairing and maintaining ships. A recent study published in ‘Hanjie xuebao’ (translated to ‘Welding Journal’) has shed new light on how to improve the qua

In a groundbreaking study, researchers led by Gennadii Bagliuk from the Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science NASU, have uncovered some fascinating insights into how certain fillers can significantly enhance the tribological propert

In a groundbreaking development, researchers have found a novel way to harness the power of tiny, plant-like organisms called microalgae to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial emissions. This isn’t your average science experiment; it’s a pot

In the world of maritime engineering, where materials face the harshest of conditions, any breakthrough in materials science can have a significant impact. A recent study led by Ying Wang from Shanghai Dianji University’s School of Materials Science

In the world of metal-cutting, especially in the maritime sector, cutting fluids are the unsung heroes that keep machinery running smoothly. But here’s the kicker: these fluids are like a five-star hotel for microbes, and when these tiny hitchhikers

In a groundbreaking development that could revolutionize various industries, including maritime technology, researchers have created a self-powered soft pump. This innovative device, developed by a team led by Dr. Fangming Li of the State Key Laborat