Researchers from the University of Oslo, the University of York, and the University of Antwerp have published a study exploring the capabilities of SysMLv2, the latest version of the Systems Modeling Language, in creating domain-specific languages (D
Researchers Noah J. Bagazinski and Faez Ahmed have developed a groundbreaking approach to ship hull design using conditional guided diffusion models. Their work, published in a recent paper, addresses a critical challenge in naval architecture: desig
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In a promising stride towards cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions, researchers have been exploring alternatives to traditional solar cell materials. One such breakthrough comes from the Centre for Sustainable Materials Research at the Acade
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime logistics, a new study is making waves by tackling the tricky balance between cost, capacity, and environmental performance. Xiuwen Wang, a researcher from the School of Management at Shanghai University, has de
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In a significant stride for maritime defense and transportation, researchers have developed a novel material that simultaneously tackles microwave absorption and corrosion resistance. The study, led by Limeng Song from the Henan Key Laboratory of Aer
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In the heart of France’s Landes de Gascogne forest, a recent study has shed light on the environmental impacts of maritime pine wood industries, offering valuable insights for the maritime and forestry sectors. Led by Haji Yazdeen from the University
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In the heart of Singapore, a unique piece of maritime heritage is being preserved for future generations, thanks to the innovative work of G. K. S. Sim from the Heritage Policy and Research Division of the National Heritage Board. Sim and his team ha
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In the high-stakes world of maritime engineering, where speed and safety often find themselves at odds, a recent study published in the Journal of Eta Maritime Science (Journal of Ocean Maritime Science) has shed new light on how to better protect hi
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In the world of materials science, a recent study out of Ukraine is making waves, and it could have significant implications for the maritime industry. Oksana Baranovska, a researcher at the Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science in
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