Sustainability

In the push to meet the International Maritime Organization’s ambitious 2050 decarbonization targets, the maritime industry is grappling with a host of complex challenges. A recent study, published in the ‘BIO Web of Conferences’ (translated from Fre

In the ever-evolving maritime industry, digitalization and sustainability are two sides of the same coin, and a recent study published in the ‘BIO Web of Conferences’ (translated from Indonesian as ‘Life Sciences Conference Proceedings’) sheds light

In the bustling heart of Jakarta, a city where the maritime industry pulses with life, a new study is making waves. Cahyadi Tri, a researcher from the Maritime Institute of Jakarta, has been digging into how to make maritime vocational education more

In a significant stride towards bolstering port resilience along the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road (MSR), a recent study published in the journal ‘Systems’ (formerly known as Systems Science & Control Engineering) has shed light on the pivotal role

In the heart of the Mediterranean, the Greek islands are a treasure trove of natural beauty and economic vitality, but they’re facing some serious challenges when it comes to keeping their seawaters clean. A recent study, led by Ioannis Mozakis from

In the vast, ever-changing expanse of our oceans, keeping tabs on what’s happening is no easy feat. Traditional methods of maritime surveillance are often stretched thin, struggling to keep up with the complex security challenges that lurk beneath th

In the world of maritime maintenance, biofouling is a persistent headache. Those pesky marine organisms that latch onto ship hulls and underwater structures don’t just look bad—they can slow vessels down, hike up fuel costs, and even lead to costly r

In a significant stride towards greener and more efficient maritime operations, a novel machine learning framework has been developed to revolutionize real-time ship performance management. The research, led by Christos Spandonidis of Prisma Electron

A recent study led by Dr. R. Li from the Key Laboratory of Geographic Information Science at East China Normal University has shed light on the distribution and sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and their derivatives in the global ma

In a bid to steer the shipping industry towards a more sustainable future, researchers have turned to artificial intelligence (AI) to sift through the vast sea of data on ship power systems. The study, led by Peter J. Stavroulakis from the University