In the world of maritime construction, where large, open spaces are often the norm, a recent study has shed light on the impact of openings in prestressed hollow core slabs, a popular choice for ceilings in large-span structures. The research, led by
In a novel study that could reshape our understanding of material behavior under thermal stress, Dr. Ibrahim Abbas from the Mathematics Department at Sohag University in Egypt has developed a new approach to examine photo-thermoelastic interactions i
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In a bid to tackle the unique energy challenges faced by islands and coastal regions, a team of researchers led by Wen Zhao from the National & Local Joint Engineering Research Center of Harbour Oil & Gas Storage and Transportation Technology at Zhej
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In the heart of Ukraine, a team of researchers led by I. D. Bahrii from the Institute of Geological Sciences, NAS of Ukraine, is making waves in the world of industrial gases. Their recent study, published in the journal “Mineral Resources of Ukraine
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In the bustling maritime hub of Surabaya, Indonesia, a critical eye is being cast on the safety of pilotage operations in the narrow Surabaya West Access Channel (SWAC). A recent study, led by Fadilla Indrayuni Prastyasari from the Institut Teknologi
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime operations, researchers have developed a novel desalination system that harnesses waste heat from ship engines, offering a promising alternative to conventional, energy-intensive methods. The study
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In the bustling world of maritime passenger traffic, a new study is making waves by offering a smarter way to distribute boats along coastal routes. Antonija Mišura, a researcher from the University of Split Faculty of Maritime Studies in Croatia, ha
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In the vast, murky depths of our oceans, visibility is often measured in inches, not feet. This poses a significant challenge for underwater exploration, environmental monitoring, and commercial activities like fishing, aquaculture, and offshore ener
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In a study that’s got scientists and environmentalists talking, researchers have found that forests in Europe are having an increasingly cooling effect on local temperatures, and it’s not just good news for landlubbers—it’s got implications for marit
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime infrastructure, researchers have unveiled a novel method to rejuvenate aged asphalt using treated waste cooking oil (TWCO). The study, led by Zhi Zheng from the College of Transportation Engineerin
