Naval Architecture

In the ever-evolving maritime industry, the push for greener practices has never been more pressing. With global trade relying heavily on shipping—over 80% of goods are transported by sea—the environmental impact of this sector has come under scrutin

In a significant leap for maritime technology, researchers from Wuhan University of Technology have unveiled a cutting-edge ship detection method that promises to enhance coastal monitoring and navigation over long distances. Led by Feng Ma from the

In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and efficiency, intelligent manufacturing technologies are making waves across various industries, including maritime. A recent study led by Zhao Lehan from the School of Mechanical and Automotive Eng

A recent study led by Putra Risandi Dwirama from the Naval Architecture Department at Universitas Maritim Raja Ali Haji has shed light on the resistance and power requirements for a 72-meter Landing Craft Tank (LCT) named Montana. This research, publ

A recent study has illuminated the growing importance of laminated composite materials in the marine industry, highlighting their advantages over traditional materials. The research, led by Daffa Putra Islami from the Department of Mechanical Enginee

In an exciting advancement for maritime training and engineering, researchers have introduced a groundbreaking visual modeling method for ship piping systems, as detailed in a recent article published in Applied Sciences. Led by Xiaoyu Wu from the Co

In a significant stride towards greener maritime transportation, a research team led by Alexandros Magkouris from the National Technical University of Athens has introduced an innovative Boundary Element Method (BEM) tailored for analyzing the hydrod

A recent study has shed light on the wear behavior of resin matrix composites used in water-lubricated bearings, crucial components in the propulsion systems of naval vessels and commercial ships alike. Conducted by Wu Ouyang and his team at the Stat

A recent study published in the journal “Remote Sensing” introduces an innovative approach to ship detection using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images. Led by Yuxin Zhang from the School of Physics at Xidian University in Xi’an, China, this researc

Recent advancements in battery technology have significant implications for the maritime industry, particularly with the growing trend toward electric ships. A new study led by Fu Jia from the Department of Mechanical System Engineering at Tongmyong