In a world where the maritime industry is increasingly under the microscope for its environmental impact, a recent study has shed some light on how stringent environmental policies might shape the future of nuclear energy generation. And guess who’s
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime security and monitoring, a groundbreaking dataset has just set sail, promising to revolutionize how we track and identify ships. Picture this: you’re in charge of maritime security, and you’ve got ships darting
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In the heart of Italy’s Veneto region, a digital revolution is brewing in the world of bivalve mollusc production. Eleonora Franzago, a researcher whose affiliation is not publicly disclosed, has spearheaded a project that’s set to transform how we m
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In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime operations, cybersecurity has emerged as a critical concern, with digital and automated systems becoming increasingly integral to ship operations. A recent study published in the Journal of Marine Science an
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In the bustling world of maritime operations, keeping ports humming like a well-oiled machine is no easy feat. That’s where Ehidiame Ibazebo, a researcher from the Engineering Institute of Technology in Perth, Australia, steps in. Ibazebo has just pu
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In a significant stride towards cleaner maritime transport, researchers have developed a novel method to estimate ship fuel sulfur content, sidestepping the need for carbon dioxide (CO2) measurements. This breakthrough, led by Chao Wang from the Scho
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime engineering, a groundbreaking study by Andro Rak from the University of Rijeka has shed new light on how to make ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) more effective. Rak, who hails from the Department of Fluid
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, the push towards Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) is gaining serious traction. A recent study, led by Pietro Corsi from the Department of Marine Engineering at Klaipeda University in Lithuani
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In a groundbreaking move, researchers have developed a new way to predict how much fuel ships will burn, taking into account the twists and turns that climate change might throw at them. This isn’t just about saving a few bucks on fuel; it’s about st
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In the ever-shifting sands of Middle Eastern geopolitics, a new player has emerged, shaking up the maritime status quo. Non-state armed groups, or NSAGs, like the Houthis in Yemen, have been making waves, quite literally, by disrupting shipping lanes
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