Innovation

In the quest to find a greener alternative to sulfur hexafluoride (SF₆), a potent greenhouse gas widely used in the electrical industry, researchers have been exploring mixtures of SF₆ with other gases like nitrogen (N₂) and carbon dioxide (CO₂). A r

In the face of increasingly unpredictable urban weather patterns and complex water demands, traditional rainwater harvesting systems often fall short in ensuring a reliable water supply and managing overflows. A recent study, led by Huayue Xie from t

In the world of maritime engineering, keeping machinery running smoothly is paramount, and a recent study by Adam Muc from the Department of Ship Automation at Gdynia Maritime University sheds new light on how vibrations behave in electric drive syst

In a significant stride towards enhancing the mechanical properties of lightweight materials, researchers have turned their attention to a technique called Friction Stir Processing (FSP). This method, which involves using a rotating tool to generate

In a recent study published in ‘Ziyuan Kexue’ (translated as ‘Resources Science’), a team of researchers led by Dr. Gai Mei from the Institute of Marine Sustainable Development at Liaoning Normal University has shed light on the intricate dynamics of

In the heart of Pakistan, the Indus Delta is facing a silent crisis, one that’s been meticulously documented in a recent study led by Muhammad Irfan from the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences at Bahria University. The research, published i

In a study that’s got the maritime world talking, researchers have found that the way different ocean ecosystems respond to climate change can significantly impact seabird populations across the Northern Hemisphere. The research, led by Helen Killeen

In the heart of Nigeria, a recent study has shed light on the radiological safety of the Nupe Basin, a fractured sedimentary zone, with implications that could ripple through the maritime and energy sectors. The research, led by Emmanuel Abiodun Oni