In a significant leap for logistics, researchers have turned to artificial intelligence to tackle the persistent challenges of last-mile delivery, particularly in urban settings. Pannee Suanpang, from the Department of Information Technology at Suan
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In the ever-evolving maritime industry, the push for efficiency and safety has led to exciting developments in predictive maintenance, particularly through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). A recent study publ
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In a world increasingly focused on reducing carbon emissions, the shipping industry stands out as a significant contributor, responsible for about 87% of marine-related CO₂ emissions. As the fifth-largest emitter globally, the industry is under press
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In a significant stride toward understanding the environmental impact of shipping, a recent study led by Nkosinathi Michael Manqele from the Department of Maritime Studies at the Durban University of Technology sheds light on the marine mobile emissi
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In a notable stride towards the future of maritime shipping, a recent study led by Jouke Thomas Hompes from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Delft University of Technology has unveiled the conceptual design of an autonomous vessel tailored to
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A recent study published in the European Transport Research Review sheds light on the regulatory hurdles facing autonomous inland shipping in Europe. Led by Sophie C. Orzechowski from the Institut du Droit International Des Transports, this systemati
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Transnational Maritime Environmental Crimes (TMEC) present a growing challenge for marine ecosystems and coastal communities, particularly in the Global South. A recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Conservation Science’ by Annette Hübschle from t
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The UK shipping industry is at a significant crossroads as it seeks to adopt zero-emission fuels like hydrogen and ammonia. Recent research led by Domagoj Baresic from the UCL Energy Institute highlights the importance of identifying optimal location
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Recent advancements in maritime technology are paving the way for greener shipping solutions, particularly in response to tightening environmental regulations. A notable study led by Kwangseok Lee from the Korea Research Institute of Ships & Ocean En
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Recent research published in Environmental Research Letters highlights a significant connection between shipping emissions and increased lightning activity in the northeastern Indian Ocean, a crucial area for global maritime traffic. Led by Ruize Sun
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