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In the heart of Southwestern Nigeria, a recent study has shed light on the geological underpinnings of the Shaki area, offering insights that could have significant implications for maritime activities in the region. Led by Omonike Adedokun, a resear

In a groundbreaking move that could revolutionize how we understand and interact with our oceans, a team of researchers has launched the Biologging Intelligent Platform, or BiP. This isn’t just another data repository; it’s a game-changer for marine

In the world of high-speed trains, keeping gearboxes cool is a big deal. Too much heat can lead to malfunctions, and that’s the last thing you want when you’re zipping along at top speeds. That’s where Shuai Shao, a researcher from the State Key Labo

In the vast, unpredictable world beneath the waves, underwater vehicles face a unique challenge: navigating through ever-changing currents and flows. Imagine trying to drive a car while the road is constantly shifting beneath your tires. That’s the k

In the ever-evolving world of maritime engineering, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the halls of the National Defense University of Malaysia, specifically from the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Led by Giri Ram, this research delves in

In the heart of China’s bustling urban landscape, a quiet revolution is underway, one that’s set to ripple through the maritime sector. Researchers, led by Yu Feng from Wenzhou University of Technology, have been delving into the impact of smart city

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, keeping tabs on multiple moving objects—be it ships, drones, or even people—is a complex task. Enter Miar Mamdouh Khalil, a computer engineering whiz from the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & M

In the ever-evolving maritime industry, understanding the skills and competencies of job candidates is crucial for both employers and educational institutions. A recent study, led by Özmen Ayşe from the Centre for Maritime Studies at the National Uni

In a breakthrough that could reshape how we build and maintain maritime infrastructure, researchers have developed a new way to predict and mitigate damage to recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) in harsh, sulfate-rich environments. This isn’t just abou

In the vast, unforgiving expanse of the ocean, every component of a vessel is pushed to its limits. One material that’s been a stalwart in maritime engineering is titanium alloy, specifically Ti6Al4V. It’s strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant