In a breakthrough that could revolutionize flexible electronics, researchers have developed a novel hydrogel that’s both tough and conductive, opening up new possibilities for maritime applications. The study, led by Wei Sang from the College of Inte
In a promising development for the maritime sector, where workers are often exposed to harsh conditions that can compromise their health, a study has revealed that French maritime pine bark extract (MPBE) could offer protective benefits against lung
Maritime Pine Bark Extract Shields Seafarers’ Lungs from Sepsis Damage Read More »
In the vast, interconnected world of ocean sustainability, a new study published in ‘Ocean and Society’ (translated to English as ‘Ocean and Society’) is making waves, quite literally. Led by Rachel Kelly, a researcher at the Centre for Marine Socioe
Australian Researchers Champion Ocean Literacy for Maritime Sustainability Read More »
In a significant stride for marine engineering, researchers have developed a cutting-edge apparatus that could revolutionize how we understand and design structures interacting with marine soils. Bowen Yang, leading the charge from Shanxi Ning Guli N
Chinese Researchers Revolutionize Marine Soil-Structure Interaction Studies Read More »
In a significant stride for the maritime and aerospace industries, researchers have delved into the mechanical and electrochemical properties of the IN 718 alloy, a material increasingly adopted in these sectors. The study, led by Pooja G. Thorat fro
Bangalore Researchers Optimize IN 718 Alloy for Maritime and Aerospace Advancements Read More »
In a significant stride towards greener and more efficient maritime operations, researchers have developed a novel approach to optimize the design of ship masts, potentially revolutionizing naval architecture. The study, led by Mohammadreza Hadavi fr
Imam Khomeini University’s Mast Design Breakthrough Boosts Maritime Efficiency Read More »
In the chilly, windswept corners of the western Antarctic Peninsula, a tiny creature is making waves in the scientific community. Springtails, those minuscule, wingless insects, are the stars of a recent study led by Yurii Protsenko from Taras Shevch
Antarctic Springtails Unveil Climate Change Clues for Maritime Sector Read More »
In a bid to make solar dryers more efficient, researchers from Saveetha University have developed a novel approach that could significantly impact the maritime sectors, particularly in regions where agricultural products are transported. The study, l
Saveetha University’s Solar Dryer Breakthrough Boosts Maritime Sustainability Read More »
In the vast, untapped energy reservoir that is our oceans, a team of researchers led by Enrique Delgado-Alvarado from the Micro and Nanotechnology Research Center at Universidad Veracruzana in Mexico, is making waves with a novel approach to sustaina
In a recent study published in the journal ‘Metals’ (translated from the Spanish), researchers led by Yaqi Cui from the Engineering Research Center of Continuous Extrusion at Dalian Jiaotong University in China have explored how adding tungsten (W) a
