Author name: Theo Clark

In the quest to decarbonize global shipping, researchers have turned their attention to biomethanol as a promising marine fuel alternative. A recent study published in ‘Clean Technologies’ (translated as ‘Clean Technologies’) by Homa Esfandiari of th

In the ever-evolving world of maritime management, a recent study published in the journal *Applied System Innovation* (translated from Italian as *Applied System Innovation*) is making waves. The research, led by Lucia Gazzaneo from the Department o

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have turned to a sophisticated decision-making tool to tackle the age-old challenge of preserving historic ports. The research, led by Fowzia Akter from the School of Art and Design at Wuhan University of Techno

In a significant stride towards sustainable supply chain management, researchers have developed a hybrid framework that combines advanced AI techniques to tackle the multifaceted challenges faced by the agricultural and food supply chain. The study,

In a recent study published in the *BIO Web of Conferences* (translated from French as *Conferences of the International Symposium on Biological and Environmental Sciences*), maritime professionals with extensive vocational education backgrounds were

In a world where sustainability is no longer a buzzword but a business imperative, maritime professionals are turning their gaze towards blockchain technology to revolutionize agricultural supply chains, particularly for island communities. A recent

In the bustling world of maritime commerce, where the tides of profit often seem to overshadow the waves of environmental concern, a new study is making a splash. Researchers, led by Maria Karakasnaki from the Department of Maritime Studies at the Un

In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime industry, a recent study published in the E3S Web of Conferences, which translates to Environmental, Energy, and Sustainable Science Web of Conferences, sheds light on the delicate balance between environmen