In a recent study published in the Journal of Engineering and Applied Science, Moustafa M. Soliman from the Department of Mechatronics Engineering at October 6 University has shed light on the performance enhancement of gas cyclones, particularly foc
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The quest for energy efficiency in buildings has taken a significant leap forward with recent research published in “Results in Engineering.” Titled “Optimizing NZEB performance: A review of design strategies and case studies,” this study, led by Moh
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In a recent study published in “Applied Sciences,” Ruixing Liang from the College of Marine Engineering at Dalian Maritime University has shed light on an innovative approach to enhance the performance of transonic compressors, particularly under nea
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In a significant leap toward the future of maritime operations, researchers have developed an automatic berthing support program specifically designed for autonomous ships. Spearheaded by Byung-Sun Kang from the Yeosu Safety Operation Center, Korea M
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A recent study led by Kohtaro Katayama from the Graduate School of Maritime Sciences at Kobe University has unveiled a promising method for synthesizing cis,cis-muconic acid (ccMA), a key ingredient in the production of plastics and textiles. This re
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A groundbreaking development in maritime safety technology has emerged from researchers at Harbin Engineering University, led by Limin Guo. Their innovative infrared ship detection algorithm, dubbed YOLO-IRS, addresses significant challenges in ident
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Ammonia (NH3) is making waves in the maritime industry as a potential game-changer in the quest for greener fuels. A recent review led by Vikas Sharma from the Advanced Engineering Centre at the University of Brighton dives deep into the combustion c
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A recent study led by Jinyuan Mo from the College of System Engineering at the National University of Defense Technology in Changsha, China, has made significant strides in predicting significant wave heights. Published in the journal Complex System
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A recent study led by Jin-Ke Shi from the School of Information Science and Technology at Dalian Maritime University has shed light on a significant advancement in semiconductor technology, particularly in the realm of 900V silicon carbide (SiC) quas
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In a significant stride towards greener maritime operations, researchers are turning their attention to the integration of alternative propulsion systems in LNG carriers. A recent study led by Nader R. Ammar from the Department of Marine Engineering
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