Author name: Theo Clark

In the vast world of maritime transportation, safety is paramount, and one of the often overlooked aspects is driver fatigue, especially in long tunnel sections. A recent study led by Huazhi Yuan from the School of Civil Engineering at Lanzhou Univer

In the bustling heart of Tokyo, a groundbreaking study led by Ryota Kodera from the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology has shed new light on the intricate dance of urban freight delivery times. Kodera and his team have developed a nove

In the bustling waters of the East China Sea, a hotbed for maritime activity and accidents alike, a recent study has shed new light on the spatial and temporal patterns of maritime mishaps. Led by Yiyang Feng from the College of Transport & Communica

In the bustling world of container terminals, where automation is king, a new hero has emerged to tackle a pesky problem: truck lifting accidents. You know the drill—trucks getting lifted along with containers due to faulty lock separations. It’s a n

In the ever-evolving world of maritime engineering, researchers are constantly seeking ways to make diesel engines more efficient and less polluting. A recent study led by Peng Geng from the Logistics Engineering College at Shanghai Maritime Universi

In the ever-evolving world of maritime logistics, ensuring that ports can bounce back from disruptions is a top priority. A recent study led by Xiang Yuan from Shanghai Maritime University has shed some light on how to make our ports more resilient.

In the vast and often unpredictable world of marine energy, tidal stream turbines (TSTs) stand out as a beacon of hope for clean, renewable power. However, these underwater giants face a significant challenge: biofouling. This is where the work of Ha

In the vast, watery expanse of our oceans, communication isn’t as simple as plugging in a cable or switching on Wi-Fi. Underwater acoustic communication (UWA) is a complex beast, plagued by multipath effects, time-varying properties, and complex nois

In the bustling world of maritime logistics, container terminals are the unsung heroes, handling the lion’s share of global trade. But with the ever-increasing demand for containerized cargo, these terminals are feeling the squeeze. That’s where Fahr

In the bustling world of maritime logistics, keeping tabs on vessel traffic is no easy feat. Imagine trying to count and track every ship entering and leaving ports, especially in congested areas. That’s where Dapeng Jiang, a researcher from the Navi