In a breakthrough that could revolutionize safety and monitoring in the maritime industry, researchers have developed a novel method for detecting foreign objects embedded in lossy dielectric media like soil, vegetation, or ice. This innovation, publ
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In the ever-shifting world of maritime operations, precision is key. Imagine a shipboard stabilization platform that can keep equipment steady as a rock, even when the sea is anything but. That’s the promise of a new control strategy developed by res
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In the sun-drenched, windswept Leeward Islands of Cabo Verde, a promising new energy frontier is emerging from the waves. A recent study, led by Wilson Madaleno Léger Monteiro from the University of Cabo Verde, has shone a light on the potential of w
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In the vast archipelago of Indonesia, getting liquefied natural gas (LNG) to where it’s needed most isn’t a walk in the park. Remote islands, limited infrastructure, and safety risks make distributing small-scale LNG (SS-LNG) a complex puzzle. But a
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In a recent study published in the journal ‘Maritime Research and Technology’ (formerly known as ‘Maritime Technology and Research’), researchers led by Joseph Daiz from the John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation (Bacolod), Inc. and John B. Lacson Founda
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In a recent study published in the journal “Maritime Research and Technology,” lead author Niño Elson O. Salabas from VMA Global College in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, sheds light on the intricate relationship between gender-responsive governanc
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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime operations, communication is king. Yet, for many seafarers, language barriers pose significant challenges, impacting their employability and retention rates. A recent study, led by Alaa Abdelbarry from th
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In a recent study published in the journal *Maritime Research and Technology* (formerly known as *Maritime Research and Technology*), researchers have shed light on the intricate relationship between wind patterns, atmospheric pressure, and surge hei
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In a significant stride towards safer and more efficient autonomous maritime operations, a recent study published in *Maritime Research and Technology* (formerly known as *Maritime Research and Technology*) has shed light on the potential of ISO 4200
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In a bid to bolster maritime safety and training, a recent study published in the *Journal of Maritime Research and Technology* (formerly known as ‘Maritime Research and Technology’) has shed light on the effectiveness of full-mission simulation trai
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