Innovation

In a breakthrough that could reshape how we approach cell culture studies, researchers have developed a reusable insert for standard 24-well plates, combining 3D printing and hydrogel scaffolds. This innovation, published in STAR Protocols, which tra

In a recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics’, Olli-Pekka Hilmola from the University of Gävle in Sweden, took a deep dive into the financial growth patterns of manufacturing companies across Denmark, Fi

In a significant stride for remote sensing technology, researchers have developed a novel method to improve change detection in satellite images, a breakthrough that could greatly benefit maritime industries. The study, led by Chunyan Yu from the Cen

In a world grappling with the realities of climate change, the built environment is under the microscope for its significant contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. A recent study, led by Nada Youssef Ahmed from the Department of Mechanical Enginee

In the quest for cleaner and more efficient maritime propulsion, researchers are turning to biodiesel and artificial intelligence to optimize diesel engine performance and reduce harmful emissions. A recent study published in the journal ‘Next Energy

In a significant stride towards sustainable shrimp farming, researchers have found that natural dietary supplements can boost growth, immunity, and disease resistance in Pacific white shrimp (Penaeus vannamei). The study, led by Dinamella Wahjuningru

In a bid to better understand and manage the dynamic coastal and land environments of Tobago, researchers have turned to an innovative tool: digital twin technology. This isn’t about cloning your favorite pet or creating a virtual doppelgänger, but r

In the complex world of maritime shipping, where multiple stakeholders juggle vast amounts of data, a new study published in *Frontiers in Marine Science* (translated from Chinese) suggests that blockchain technology could be a game-changer. The rese