Naval Architecture

In the bustling waters of Makassar Port, Indonesia, ships often find themselves in tight spots, navigating close quarters that can test even the most seasoned seafarers. A recent study, led by Joe Ronald Kurniawan Bokau from the Division of Navigatio

In the ever-evolving landscape of naval technology, a recent study has shed light on the critical role of shaft generators (SGs) in military ships, offering insights that could reshape the future of maritime power systems. Led by Kamer Gökbulut Belli

In a significant stride towards maritime decarbonization, a recent study published in the *Journal of Marine Science and Engineering* (or, in English, the *Journal of Ocean and Marine Engineering*) has pinpointed methanol as the most promising altern

In a significant stride towards safer ammonia-fueled maritime transport, a recent study published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, known in Korean as 해양과학공학, has shed light on the critical safety aspects of ammonia dispersion and exp

In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime technology, a groundbreaking development has emerged from the College of Fishery at Ocean University of China, spearheaded by lead author Lei Zhang. Published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering

In a bid to meet the International Maritime Organization’s tightening carbon emission regulations, researchers have been ramping up efforts to boost ship energy efficiency. A recent study, published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, o

In a significant stride towards enhancing the efficiency of ice-class ships, researchers have developed a novel optimization design approach that considers both ice-covered and open water conditions. The study, led by Yu Lu from the Naval Architectur

In a significant stride towards enhancing underwater vehicle stealth and detection technologies, a recent study led by Yu Lu from the Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering College at Dalian Maritime University has shed light on the intricate inter

In the ever-evolving world of maritime surveillance, a groundbreaking development has emerged from the labs of Aulin College at Northeast Forestry University in Harbin, China. Yuliang Zhao, the lead author of a recent study published in the journal ‘

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking development has emerged from the halls of Central South University in Changsha, China. Yifei Peng, a researcher at the School of Computer Science and Engineering, has led a team that