Author name: Ethan Ward

In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime security, a novel protocol developed by Min Kim from the Department of Maritime ICT and Mobility Research at the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST) in Busan, South Korea, is making waves

In a world where crude oil is the lifeblood of global industry, the shipping networks that transport it are under constant scrutiny. A recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Physics’ (translated from the original Chinese title) has shed

In the shadowy corners of global maritime commerce, a growing phenomenon known as “shadow fleets” is causing waves. These clandestine operations, operating under the radar, are becoming a significant headache for regulators and a disruptor in the ind

In a significant stride towards sustainable marine propulsion, researchers have unveiled a novel wave actuator designed to harness the power of ocean waves to propel boats. This innovative technology, detailed in a recent study published in the journ

In the ever-evolving world of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), a groundbreaking development has emerged from the College of Mechatronical Engineering at the Beijing Institute of Technology. Dr. Lingyun Tian and his team have introduced a novel method

In the bustling, often treacherous waters of the Mediterranean Sea, maritime migratory incidents have become an all-too-common occurrence. Almost daily, reports of such incidents surface, sparking significant scientific interest and prompting the dev

In the complex world of Canadian port operations, where safety, security, and environmental concerns intertwine, managing risk isn’t just a solo endeavor—it’s a team sport. That’s where the work of Elvira Meléndez, an assistant professor in the Indus