Materials

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

In the heart of the Arabian Peninsula, the region of Al Ahsa, once known as Hajar, has long been a bustling hub of crafts and industries, thanks to its strategic location and rich cultural heritage. A recent study published in the *Scientific Journal

In the frosty, windswept landscapes of Maritime Antarctica, a team of researchers led by Ivan Carlos Carreiro Almeida has been digging deep into the soil, quite literally, to understand how it forms and interacts with the sparse vegetation that calls