Researchers at the Fishery Machinery and Instrument Research Institute, part of the Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences in Shanghai, have made significant strides in understanding the feeding behaviors of largemouth black bass (Micropterus salmoides)
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Recent research published in the journal Animal Cells and Systems has highlighted the potential of a unique extract from the marine algae Sargassum horneri in promoting wound healing, particularly for burn injuries. Conducted by Eunguk Shin from the
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Recent research published in the Port Said Engineering Research Journal has shed light on the distortion analysis of steel stiffened plates, a critical component in shipbuilding. The study, led by Saad Saad-Eldeen from the Faculty of Engineering at P
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Recent research published in the Journal of International Maritime Safety, Environmental Affairs, and Shipping has shed light on the design of labyrinth seals for ammonia compressors, a critical component in the development of eco-friendly maritime t
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Recent research published in the “International Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering” presents a significant advancement in maritime safety through an innovative ship route planning method aimed at collision avoidance. The study, led b
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Recent research published in “Case Studies in Thermal Engineering” reveals promising developments in the use of palm oil as a diesel fuel alternative enhanced by additives like zinc oxide and goethite. Led by Rico Aditia Prahmana from the Doctoral Pr
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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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