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In a recent study published in AIP Advances, researchers have made strides in enhancing the energy dissipation capabilities of vibration-damping fasteners, a crucial component in rail systems. The lead author, Yan Liu from the Acoustic Metamaterials

Batam City, nestled in the Riau Islands of Indonesia, is making waves in the seaweed export market, thanks to a recent study led by Faradiba Nabillah from the Institut Teknologi Batam. This research, published in the Journal of Lebesgue, sheds light

Researchers have made significant strides in predicting the State of Health (SOH) of lithium-ion batteries, a development that could have far-reaching implications for various industries, including maritime operations. Led by Zhao Zhang from the Coll

Recent research from Ying Wang and her team at the School of Materials Science, Shanghai Dianji University, has unveiled promising advancements in the realm of nanocrystalline materials, specifically focusing on Al-Mo alloy films. Published in the jo

In a world where global trade is the lifeblood of economies, the transport of dangerous cargo—think flammable liquids, toxic chemicals, and even radioactive materials—presents a unique set of challenges. A recent study led by Maruf Misaal, published

A recent study published in “Results in Engineering” sheds light on the drilling processes for a cutting-edge composite material that could have significant implications for the maritime industry. Led by Vinayagam Mohanavel from the Centre for Materi

In an exciting leap forward for maritime security, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking self-adaptive electromagnetic wave suppressor system, inspired by the clever camouflage of chameleons. This innovative technology, developed by Weibin Sun a

In a groundbreaking study led by Li Liu from the School of Intelligent Manufacturing at Guangzhou Maritime University, researchers have explored a novel approach to enhancing the properties of aluminum-copper (Al-Cu) alloys, which are increasingly im

In an exciting development for wastewater treatment, researchers have unveiled a new material that could revolutionize the way industries, including maritime, tackle dye pollution. Led by Jian Sun from the Department of Materials Science and Engineer

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Applied Sciences,’ José M. Pérez-Canosa from the University of A Coruña has unveiled a new methodology aimed at optimizing the securing arrangements of non-standardized cargo on ships. As the maritime industry