Digitalisation

In a significant advancement for submarine maintenance and inspection, a recent study led by Paweł Dąbrowski from the Department of Geodesy at Gdańsk University of Technology has introduced an innovative method for assessing the deformation of submar

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Polish Maritime Research,’ Głuch Jerzy from the Gdańsk University of Technology has shed light on a promising solution to one of the maritime industry’s most pressing challenges: reducing greenhouse gas emissio

A recent study led by Gandomani Mahdi Azimi from the Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy Group at Amirkabir University of Technology in Tehran has unveiled fascinating insights into the design of horizontal-axis tidal current turbines (HATCT). Published i

The maritime industry is facing a pivotal moment as it grapples with the pressing need to reduce carbon emissions. A recent study led by Liu Kai from the Merchant Marine College at Shanghai Maritime University shines a light on a promising avenue for

A recent study led by Le Van Vang from the Institute of Maritime at Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport has shed light on an innovative approach to enhancing fuel efficiency in marine engines through exhaust gas heat recovery. Published in Polis

In a significant leap for maritime technology, Grzegorz Klekot from the Warsaw University of Technology has shed light on the evolution of machine diagnostics over the past 50 years, especially in the context of maritime applications. This research,

A recent study led by Aditya Kolakoti from the School of Marine Engineering and Technology at the Indian Maritime University has shed light on an intriguing intersection of renewable energy and magnetic science. The research, published in “e-Prime: A

In a significant leap for maritime communication, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking technique that could reshape how vessels share and utilize radio frequencies. The study, led by Ehab F. Badran from the Department of Electronics and Communi

A recent study led by Chybyung Park from the Department of Naval Architecture, Ocean and Marine Engineering at the University of Strathclyde sheds light on the future of offshore supply vessels (SOVs) and their fuel choices. Published in the journal

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Applied Sciences,” researchers have taken a deep dive into the dynamic response of living pole-supported slopes when subjected to train loads. Led by Xueliang Jiang from the Guangdong Provincial Key