Digitalisation

In the vast and intricate world of marine equipment, China is making waves with a strategic push towards self-sufficiency and innovation. A recent study, led by Jie Zheng from the School of Ocean and Civil Engineering at Shanghai Jiao Tong University

In the vast, interconnected world of maritime operations, understanding and predicting how substances move and react in water is crucial. This isn’t just about navigating ships; it’s about managing environmental impacts, ensuring safety, and optimizi

In a twist that’s got scientists and maritime professionals alike raising their eyebrows, a recent study has uncovered an unexpected quirk in how tropical cyclones behave in the Western North Pacific as carbon dioxide levels fluctuate. Picture this:

In the scorching heat of Aswan, Egypt, a city that bakes under the sun, a group of researchers led by Ayman Ragab from Aswan University’s Department of Architectural Engineering, have been sweating over a problem that affects not just the locals, but

In the vast, sun-drenched expanses of the open sea, solar power is increasingly becoming a beacon of hope for sustainable energy. A recent study, led by Hadeer Khalifa from the Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering at the Arab Academ

In the bustling world of maritime engineering, where efficiency and innovation are the name of the game, a groundbreaking study has just dropped, and it’s got the potential to shake things up. Picture this: superheated steam, the old reliable workhor

In the vast and ever-evolving world of maritime technology, understanding the behavior of advanced materials under complex conditions is crucial. A recent study, led by M. Adel from the Department of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science, Islamic Uni

In a groundbreaking study that could revolutionize the way we build and maintain maritime infrastructure, researchers from Chabahar Maritime University have found a way to make reinforced concrete (RC) beams stronger and more durable using recycled p

Imagine this: a shipping company has just delivered a load of goods to a port. The vessel is now partially empty, and the next scheduled pickup is days away. The ship has to return empty, burning fuel and ticking up costs with nothing to show for it.

In the vast, interconnected world of maritime trade, oil spills remain a persistent threat, posing significant environmental and economic risks. A recent study, published by Xu Wu from the School of Law at Dalian Maritime University, delves into Chin