In a breakthrough that could revolutionize force sensing technologies, researchers have developed a new type of mechanoluminescent (ML) force sensor that can provide high-resolution, pixelated force information. This innovation, led by Xiaole Ma from
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Researchers from Imperial College London have published a comprehensive survey and tutorial on reinforcement learning (RL) methods tailored for the process systems engineering (PSE) community. The study, authored by Maximilian Bloor, Max Mowbray, Ehe
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In the vast, churning waters of the Bohai Sea, a quiet revolution is taking place. Not in the form of towering ships or colossal rigs, but in the humble, yet crucial, net systems of bottom-mounted aquaculture farms. A recent study, led by Fuxiang Liu
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In a world where shipping is under increasing pressure to clean up its act, a new study has shed light on the environmental impacts of shipbuilding materials and the potential financial sting of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime materials, researchers have developed a cost-effective method to produce high-performance porous aluminum alloys using recycled A356 aluminum chips. The study, led by Jinwoo Baek from the Interdisc
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In the heart of the Andaman Sea, a silent invader is making waves, and it’s not the kind that maritime professionals are used to dealing with. Microplastics, those tiny, insidious plastic particles, are turning up in both the surface seawater and the
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In a bid to understand the safety implications of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel for cruise ships, a recent study published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (Zbornik za pomorstvo in transport) has shed light on the unique risks
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In a significant stride towards enhancing ship propulsion efficiency, researchers have developed an improved virtual disk (VD) method that better predicts propeller performance when it interacts with the free surface. This advancement, led by Sua Jeo
In the bustling world of maritime operations, where the ebb and flow of global trade rely heavily on the safe passage of vessels, ship collisions remain a significant concern. These incidents can lead to environmental contamination, economic losses,
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In the world of maritime energy storage, predicting the lifespan of lithium-ion batteries is a big deal. It’s not just about keeping the lights on; it’s about safety, reliability, and efficiency. A recent study published in the journal ‘Batteries’ (t
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