Naval Architecture

Recent research published in the journal Applied Sciences has shed light on a pressing issue in the cruise and large passenger vessel sector: evacuation efficiency. As cruise ships grow in size and capacity, the challenges associated with safely evac

Researchers at the Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering College, Dalian Maritime University, have made significant strides in the realm of soft robotics, particularly with their latest work on an innovative control system for soft robotic arms. T

In the world of ship design and structural analysis, the introduction of a new framework for assessing bulb flat models could mark a significant advancement. This recent research, led by Shi Song from the Hamburg University of Technology’s Institute

In today’s rapidly evolving maritime landscape, cybersecurity is becoming a pressing concern, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) involved in ship design. A recent study led by Mirela-Alexandra Ungureanu from “Dunărea de Jos” Uni

In a significant step towards greener maritime operations, researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University have developed a novel approach to optimize the design of pod-driven cruise ships. Led by Lecheng Li from the State Key Laboratory of Ocean Engi

A recent study led by Anietie Udo from the Department of Marine Engineering at Akwa Ibom State University in Nigeria has shed light on the critical relationship between fluid-structure interactions and the hydrodynamic performance of various ship hul

In a recent study published in the EURO Journal on Transportation and Logistics, Marielle Christiansen from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology sheds light on the evolution of maritime transportation over the last half-century. This co

In an era where energy efficiency is more than just a buzzword but a necessity, a groundbreaking study led by Munusamy Arun from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Saveetha School of Engineering, India, has emerged, shedding light on how fuz

A recent study led by Weili Guo from the Navigation College at Dalian Maritime University has introduced an innovative approach to enhance the capabilities of underactuated autonomous surface vessels (ASVs) in cooperative maritime search operations.

A recent study led by Dongmin Shin from the Department of Smart Energy and Mechanical Engineering at Gyeongsang National University has shed light on a pressing issue in maritime safety: the stability of small fishing boats in challenging sea conditi