Materials

In the quest to curb climate change, the maritime sector faces a unique challenge. While many industries can pivot to electrification, ships and certain industrial processes will still need carbon-based fuels. This is where Carbon Capture and Utilisa

In the quiet village of Truong Luu, nestled in Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province, lies a treasure trove of historical documents that could significantly reshape our understanding of Vietnam’s maritime and island sovereignty in the 18th century. A te

In a breakthrough that could reshape the way molds are manufactured, researchers have developed a novel method for embedding cooling channels using a combination of press-fit and directed energy deposition (DED). This innovation, led by Hyun-Tae Park

In a breakthrough that could significantly impact the maritime industry, researchers have found a way to enhance the corrosion resistance of titanium, a material widely used in marine environments. The study, led by Yanxia Gu from the Jiangsu Maritim

In a bid to understand how lab practices can skew results, a team of researchers led by Francesco Mannacio from the University of Genova’s Department of Electric, Electronic, Telecommunication Engineering and Naval Architecture (DITEN) has published

In a recent study published in the European Mechanical Science journal, researchers from Beykent University in Turkey have shed light on the formability of Inconel 625, a high-strength, corrosion-resistant material widely used in demanding industries

In the bustling maritime hub of Guangdong Province, China, a recent study has cast a spotlight on the critical issue of fishing vessel safety, offering insights that could reshape how the industry approaches risk management. Led by Yingbang Huang fro

In a significant stride for semiconductor technology, researchers have developed a novel method for efficiently stripping freestanding ferroelectric oxide membranes, a breakthrough that could revolutionize the production of flexible electronic device

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Ioannis A. Bartsiokas from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens has caught the attention of industry professi

In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime safety and maintenance, researchers have developed a novel self-powered sensor that can monitor lubricating oil leakage and emulsification in real-time. This innovation, published in the journal Nano