Recent research spearheaded by Damoyanto Purba from the Maritime Institute of Jakarta has shed light on a crucial aspect of maritime education in Indonesia—English literacy among graduates from STIP Jakarta. This study, published in the Journal of In
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In a recent study published in “Results in Engineering,” researchers led by Francis O. Edoziuno from the Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, have unveiled promising advancements in the realm of composite
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Researchers have made significant strides in enhancing asphalt’s performance by incorporating recycled thermoplastic polyurethane material (TPRM). This innovative approach could have far-reaching implications, especially in the maritime sector, where
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In a rapidly evolving maritime landscape, a recent study led by V. Kudriavtseva from Kherson State Maritime Academy sheds light on the critical integration of soft skills into Maritime English programs. This research, published in “Teaching Languages
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In an exciting development for energy storage technology, researchers from the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology have made significant strides in enhancing the performance of vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs). Led by Zih-Jhong
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In a recent study published in the Journal of Materials Research and Technology, researchers led by Changliang Yao from the Korea Maritime and Ocean University have made significant strides in enhancing the corrosion resistance of copper-aluminum (Cu
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Recent research featured in the journal “Case Studies in Construction Materials” has unveiled exciting advancements in the realm of ionic thermoelectric materials, particularly in their application within concrete structures. Led by Mostafa Yossef fr
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In a groundbreaking study published in “Scientific Reports,” Zeinab Mohamed from the Technologies and Materials of Renewable Energy Program at Alexandria University has unveiled a fresh design approach for bladeless wind turbines that could significa
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In a groundbreaking study published in “Case Studies in Thermal Engineering,” researchers have unveiled a promising advancement in battery thermal management that could significantly impact the maritime industry. Led by Tingyu Wang from the School of
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In a significant move for the maritime industry, a new system aimed at presenting marine charts and spatial information has been proposed by Ali Hasankhani, a senior geophysics expert at the Technology Development Center of the Geographical Organizat
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