Recent research led by Zhangwei Guo from the College of Ocean Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University has unveiled significant insights into the role of molybdenum in enhancing the biomineralization process on low-alloy steel surfaces
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Recent research conducted by Chongyi Chen and his team at the State Key Laboratory of Advanced Technology for Materials Synthesis and Processing at Wuhan University of Technology has provided important insights into the impact performance of composit
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Marine fouling poses a significant challenge for the maritime industry, leading to costly damage to vessels and equipment. Researchers have been exploring innovative solutions to combat this issue, and a recent study led by Hafsah Klfout from the Che
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Recent advancements in the field of 3D printing have opened new avenues for the development of conductive hydrogels, which are becoming increasingly significant for sensor applications. Conductive hydrogels are flexible, biocompatible materials that
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Recent research led by Tang Qingyang from the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Ocean University of China has made significant strides in enhancing the dielectric properties of barium titanate (BaTiO3), a material widely used in the elec
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Recent research has shed light on the critical role of cooling rates in determining the mechanical properties of bainitic steel, specifically in applications involving railroad frogs. Conducted by Xiaoyan Long from the Guangdong Key Laboratory of Mat
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Recent research published in the journal ‘Applied Sciences’ explores how automated vehicles can better accommodate passengers engaged in non-driving tasks, such as reading or using screens. As these vehicles become more prevalent, understanding how t
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Recent research published in the journal “Applied Sciences” delves into the complexities of human postural stabilization in automated vehicles, a topic of increasing importance as we move toward a future where drivers may frequently engage in non-dri
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