Digitalisation

Recent research highlights a pressing issue for coastal bird species in Indonesia, revealing how maritime environmental changes are significantly impacting their diversity. Conducted by Nainggolan Ramean Chrisnawaty from the Department of Biology Edu

In a significant advancement for maritime operations, researchers have unveiled a new method aimed at enhancing synchronization during underway replenishment between supply and supplied ships. Led by Xin Hu from the School of Mathematics and Statisti

In an exciting development for both the medical and maritime sectors, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking ointment derived from crab shell waste that promises to enhance wound healing. Led by Maulin Navla from the Chemistry Education departmen

In a recent study published in “BIO Web of Conferences,” Pratiwi Mirza Ayunda from the Faculty of Maritime Economics and Business at Raja Ali Haji Maritime University delves into the transformative potential of Digital Human Resource Management (DHRM

In an exciting development for the biofuel sector, a team led by Octora Radhila Widya Putri from the Department of Chemistry at the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) has successfully synthesized a new mixed oxide catalyst, LaNiCeO2, using var

In a recent study published in “BIO Web of Conferences,” researchers have uncovered exciting findings about *Scenedesmus dimorphus*, a microalga that could be a game changer for both health and commercial applications in the maritime sector. Led by E

In a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions, the research led by Mujahidin Muhamad from the Faculty of Maritime Engineering and Technology at Universitas Maritim Raja Ali Haji sheds light on the potential of microhydro power systems in

A recent breakthrough in environmental monitoring has emerged from the shores of Indonesia, where researchers have developed a simple yet sensitive method for detecting lead in seawater. This innovative approach, spearheaded by Pardi Hilfi from the D

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have uncovered the potential of the white rot fungus Coriolopsis caperata, isolated from the lush Peat Swamp Forest in Central Kalimantan, to tackle the environmental menace posed by synthetic dyes, specifically

A recent study led by Jumsurizal Jumsurizal from the Fisheries Product Technology Study Program at Raja Ali Haji Maritime University dives into the intriguing world of tamban fish, specifically looking at how this underappreciated species can be tran