Author name: Elara Moore

In the ever-challenging world of maritime operations, the integrity of a ship’s coating is paramount. It’s the first line of defense against the relentless assault of saltwater, sunlight, and the general wear and tear of life at sea. But predicting w

In a world where we’re constantly seeking sustainable solutions, a team of researchers from Khulna University of Engineering & Technology in Bangladesh have been cooking up something special in their labs. Led by Md Shawkatul Islam Siam, they’ve been

In the quest for cleaner energy solutions, ammonia is stepping into the spotlight, and a recent review published in the journal ‘Energies’ sheds light on its potential, particularly for the maritime sector. Led by Mengwei Sun from the College of Ener

In a breakthrough that could revolutionize wearable technology and health monitoring, a team of researchers led by Qiao Wang from the School of Civil and Transportation Engineering at Hebei University of Technology in Tianjin, China, has developed a

In a groundbreaking development that could revolutionize both biomedical engineering and sustainable materials, researchers have created a unique, elastomeric polymer derived from bacteria. This isn’t just any polymer; it’s a medium chain-length poly

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the maritime industry’s approach to fuel, researchers from the Maritime University of Szczecin have explored the potential of blending diesel with recycled oil derived from tire pyrolysis. Led by Leszek Ch

In the ever-evolving world of marine engineering, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the halls of Dalian Maritime University, offering a glimpse into the future of lubrication technology. Jingsi Wang, a researcher from the Marine Engineering Col

In the relentless pursuit of a greener future, ports around the globe are stepping up their game to slash carbon emissions. A recent study, led by Asif Raihan from the Applied Research Center for Environment and Marine Studies at King Fahd University