Sustainability

In a fresh study that’s got maritime professionals talking, researchers have turned to nighttime lights to track the growth and development of key port cities along the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The study, led by Ronglei Yang from the School of

Researchers from the School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens have made significant strides in the development of a physics-based ship motion prediction model. Their work, published in a recen

In the quest to reduce shipping emissions, natural gas is emerging as a promising alternative fuel for marine engines. However, the dynamic performance of natural gas or dual-fuel engines can be a bit of a wild ride, potentially jeopardizing ship saf

In a significant stride towards a sustainable blue economy, a recent study published in the journal ‘Carbon Balance and Management’ (translated from Albanian as ‘Balanca e Karbonit dhe Menaxhimi’) has outlined a roadmap for Albania’s maritime and fis

In the bustling heart of Jakarta, a treasure trove of maritime history lies somewhat overlooked. The Jakarta Maritime Museum, a beacon of cultural significance, has been playing second fiddle to its flashier neighbors when it comes to visitor numbers

In the midst of geopolitical tensions, the Black Sea has become a hotspot for maritime threats, sending ripples through the global shipping industry. A recent study published in the Scientific Journal of Silesian University of Technology. Series Tran

In a recent study published in the journal *Haiyang Kaifa yu guanli* (translated to *Ocean Development and Management*), researchers have taken a deep dive into the development of Liaoning’s marine fishery sector. The study, led by HAO Yuwan from the

In the vast archipelago of Indonesia, where the waves whisper tales of ancient cultures, a silent crisis is unfolding. One-third of the country’s 718 indigenous languages are at risk of disappearing, with many of these languages rooted in the central

In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime vessel maintenance, researchers have developed an intelligent system aimed at bolstering the predictive maintenance capabilities of the Colombian Navy. This innovative project, dubbed the “Colombian

In the bustling coastal city of Shenzhen, a new study is making waves in the realm of marine ecological environment protection. Led by LI Xiaojun from the Urban Planning & Design Institute of Shenzhen, the research delves into the current institution