In the vast, interconnected web of Europe’s maritime economy, the fishing sector is a linchpin, but it’s under pressure. That’s the takeaway from a recent study led by Nicoletta González-Cancelas, a researcher at the Department of Transport, Territor
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In the quest to make shipping greener, a team of researchers led by Sergii Sagin from the National University Odessa Maritime Academy in Ukraine has been tinkering with alternative fuels for marine diesel engines. Their findings, published in the Jou
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In a groundbreaking study published recently, researchers led by Ge Qu from the Heilongjiang Province Key Laboratory of Geographical Environment Monitoring and Spatial Information Service in Cold Regions at Harbin Normal University have shed new ligh
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Haiyan Qiang from Shanghai Maritime University is making waves. Qiang, an associate professor at the Logistics Engineering College, has been delving into the complexitie
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In the bustling world of maritime logistics, where ships traverse vast oceans, the often-overlooked yet crucial phase of a vessel’s journey occurs within port facilities. This is where the real magic—or sometimes, the real headaches—happen. Aniruddha
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Alright, listen up, maritime mates! We’ve got some fascinating insights into the world of green shipping corridors, and it’s all thanks to a deep dive by Alen Jugović and his team from the Faculty of Maritime Studies at the University of Rijeka, Croa
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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime operations, pollution is a persistent foe, striking from oil spills, vessel discharges, and even the water ballast that keeps ships stable. But what if the solution to these problems was hiding in plain s
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, one persistent challenge has been the scourge of biofouling—those unwelcome marine organisms that hitch a ride on ship hulls, causing a cascade of problems from increased drag to sky-high fuel consum
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In the vast, blue expanse of our oceans lies a burgeoning opportunity to feed the world sustainably. That’s the takeaway from a compelling study led by S. Suhartini, a researcher from the Department of Nautical Engineering at Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pela
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In the choppy waters of Northeast Asia, a new academic paper has surfaced, offering a fresh perspective on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s (DPRK) nuclear strategy. Anastasia Barannikova, a researcher from the Laboratory for Spatial Logist
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