In the vast world of maritime engineering, keeping things cool is a big deal. We’re not talking about the temperature of the crew’s coffee, but rather the heat management of critical systems. A recent study, led by Tarek G. Emam from the Department o
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime transport, adaptability is key. Imagine a tugboat that can seamlessly switch gears to handle different power requirements mid-mission. Sounds like science fiction? Well, it’s not. A groundbreaking framework deve
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In the world of maritime engineering, where structures face harsh conditions, understanding how concrete behaves under extreme heat is crucial. A recent study led by Jinjun Xu from the College of Civil Engineering at Nanjing Tech University, China, h
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In a world where every drop of fuel and watt of energy counts, a recent study has set sail to chart new courses for energy efficiency in buildings. Led by Mohanad M. Ibrahim from the Mechanical Engineering Department at the Arab Academy for Science,
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In the ever-changing seascape of southwest Taiwan, a new study has cast light on how climate change might shake up the local moonfish population and, by extension, the livelihoods of those who depend on them. Led by Aratrika Ray, a researcher from th
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime architecture and design, a groundbreaking study led by Jianan Wen from the Innovation Institute for Sustainable Maritime Architecture Research and Technology at Qingdao University of Technology in China, has she
In the frosty waters of the Arctic and other cold regions, offshore wind turbines face a unique challenge: sea ice. This isn’t your average iceberg situation, but rather a complex interplay of wind and ice that can significantly impact the structural
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime structures, the quest for robust and reliable materials is a never-ending saga. Enter Yong Yu, a researcher from the School of Intelligent Transportation and Engineering at Guangzhou Maritime University, who’s j
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In the realm of maritime construction, the quest for stronger, safer, and more durable materials is a never-ending saga. A recent study, led by Songtao Li from the College of Railway Engineering at Zhengzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College i
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In the heart of the Riau Islands, Indonesia, a recent study has shed light on the intense solar radiation and heat levels that mariners and coastal communities face. Mario Putra Suhana, a researcher from the Department of Marine Science and Technolog
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