In a groundbreaking study published in AIP Advances, Merfat H. Raddadi from the Department of Mathematics at Taibah University in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, has unveiled a novel model that delves into the interactions of heat, fluids, and mechanics in a
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In a groundbreaking study, Chen Maojia from Guangzhou Maritime University has unveiled a new student management system that leverages Internet of Things (IoT) technology, specifically designed for nautical vocational colleges and universities. This r
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In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a new approach to enhance carbon dioxide (CO2) capture using a novel type of material known as a metal-organic framework (MOF). This innovative work, led by Solomon K. Gebremariam from the Departme
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In an age where technology and maritime operations are increasingly intertwined, understanding the vulnerabilities of cyber-physical systems (CPSs) has never been more crucial. A recent study led by Jinfang Gao from the Department of Basic Sciences a
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In a significant leap for solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology, researchers led by Guan Chaojun from the College of Engineering Science and Technology at Shanghai Ocean University have unveiled a groundbreaking approach to enhance the output volta
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The maritime industry is setting sail on a transformative journey aimed at decarbonizing its operations, and the latest insights from a study led by Yudan Whulanza at the Universitas Indonesia highlight the collaborative efforts that are driving this
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In a significant advancement for maritime safety, researchers have developed a cutting-edge laser-based imaging system aimed at improving vessel detection in Bangladesh’s inland waterways, particularly during the night. This initiative, spearheaded b
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In an unexpected turn of events, a recent article on the design of rectangular steel silos has been retracted from the ‘Journal of Engineering and Applied Science.’ The lead author, Mohamed H. Abdelbarr from the Department of Structural Engineering a
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In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Remote Sensing,’ researchers have unveiled a novel method for creating Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) of coastal zones using topobathymetric data captured by remote sensors. Led by Mariusz Specht from the Depart
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In the ever-evolving world of library management, a recent breakthrough in book spine detection could have unexpected implications for various sectors, including maritime operations. Researchers, led by Haibo Ma from the Library at the Panjin Campus
