Serbia’s energy sector is currently navigating a tricky path shaped by political tensions and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. A recent article by Dejan Brkić from the Faculty of Electronic Engineering at the University of Niš, published in “Disc
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In a world where global trade routes are constantly evolving, the “21st Century Maritime Silk Road” stands out as a pivotal initiative linking China with various nations across the globe. Recent research led by MA Fengyuan and colleagues from the Jin
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In a significant leap for maritime safety and efficiency, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking ship-type classification model that harnesses advanced machine learning techniques. Spearheaded by Dae-Woon Shin from the Maritime Security and Safet
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Inland waterways, often winding and narrow, are experiencing a surge in traffic, leading to increased regulatory pressures on traffic management systems. A recent study by Youan Xiao from the School of Information Engineering at Wuhan University of T
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In an era where digitalization is reshaping industries, the maritime sector finds itself navigating through new and complex challenges, particularly regarding cybersecurity. A recent study led by Maria Valentina Clavijo Mesa from the Energy Departmen
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have sparked a wave of concern in the maritime industry, particularly regarding the potential for deceptive imaging techniques to disrupt navigation systems. A study led by Amir Hosein Oveis from the Rad
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In a significant stride toward greener maritime operations, researchers at Newcastle University have unveiled a cutting-edge framework designed to optimize power management in electrified ports. Led by Ilias Sarantakos from the School of Engineering,
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In an era where maritime security is becoming increasingly critical, a recent study led by Wei Pan from the School of Power Engineering at the Naval University of Engineering in Wuhan, China, shines a spotlight on innovative advancements in underwate
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Seaports are crucial hubs in the global trade network, but they’re facing mounting pressure to go green while juggling the complexities of modern economics and environmental demands. A recent study led by Elena Valioniene from the Management Departme
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In a significant development regarding the ongoing South China Sea conflict, Indonesia has positioned itself as a Non-Claimant State, firmly rejecting China’s expansive territorial claims. This stance was articulated by the Indonesian Minister of For
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