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In a significant stride towards greener maritime operations, a recent study by Duy-Hieu Nguyen, a PhD student at the College of Maritime at National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, has shed light on the substantial air quality improve

In the vast and complex world of maritime engineering, a recent study has shed new light on how to make spur dike fields (SDFs) work better for both hydraulic performance and ecological benefits. Led by Muhammad Aqeel from the School of Naval Archite

In the quest for cleaner, more efficient marine fuels, researchers are constantly exploring new avenues. A recent study, published in ‘Case Studies in Thermal Engineering’, has shed light on a promising area: the use of heterocyclic Schiff bases as b

In a first-of-its-kind study, published in Environmental Research Letters, researchers from Turkey have shed light on the alarming levels of microplastic pollution flowing into the Black Sea. The study, led by Yahya Terzi from Karadeniz Technical U

In the ever-changing world of maritime and coastal management, understanding the nuances of ocean chemistry is as crucial as navigating the seas themselves. A recent study, led by Y.-W. Lee from the Marine Environment Monitoring Department at the Kor

In the heart of the Marmara region, a recent study led by Deniz Anıl Odabaşı from Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Faculty of Maritime Sciences and Technology, has shed light on the fascinating world of mollusks in the Kavak River. The study, publi

In the bustling port city of Trabzon, Turkey, a unique gathering of minds took place last November. The “Engaging Stakeholders: Trabzon Multi-Actor Forum” brought together a diverse group of maritime professionals, academics, and policymakers to tack

In a world where climate change is no longer a distant threat but a present reality, the maritime industry is on the frontlines. The latest research, published in ‘Resources, Environment and Sustainability’ and led by Prajal Pradhan of the Integrated

In the vast and often unpredictable world of maritime operations, detecting anomalies—things that just don’t seem right—can be a game-changer. Whether it’s spotting an oil spill, identifying a suspicious vessel, or even detecting changes in the marin

In the wake of the great mucilage disaster that smothered the Sea of Marmara between 2021 and 2022, scientists have been busy unraveling the impacts on marine life. A recent study, published in ‘Aquatic Sciences and Engineering’ and led by Buminhan B