Naval Architecture

A recent study published in ‘Shipbuilding’ has shed light on a pressing concern in the maritime industry: the corrosion of ageing bulk carriers. Led by Nataša Kovač from the University of Donja Gorica, this research dives deep into how corrosion affe

In a notable advancement for the shipping industry, researchers are turning their attention to a unique natural resource—Paulownia wood—as a potential game-changer for reducing vibrations and noise onboard vessels. This innovative approach is being c

In a significant stride toward safer navigation on the high seas, Hasan Uğurlu, a researcher from Ordu University’s Fatsa Faculty of Marine Sciences, has developed a groundbreaking algorithm aimed at enhancing collision avoidance for Maritime Autonom

In a recent study published in ‘Scientific Reports’, researchers led by Zhenjiang Zhou from the State Key Laboratory of Maritime Technology and Safety at Wuhan University of Technology have shed light on a pressing issue in maritime operations: the i

Researchers from the Marine Engineering College at Dalian Maritime University, led by Hao Wang, have made significant strides in understanding how the compression of gas diffusion layers (GDLs) affects the performance of proton exchange membrane fuel

In a significant stride for maritime safety and efficiency, researchers have developed a lightweight deep learning model aimed at detecting ship wakes in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images, even under challenging sea conditions. This innovative ap

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Applied Sciences,’ Joe Ronald Kurniawan Bokau from the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University has put forth a compelling argument for redesigning maritime traffic management systems. The research focuses

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