In a significant stride towards enhancing the performance of maritime materials, researchers have uncovered a novel approach to bolster the thermal stability and strength of Al-Cu alloys, a staple in the maritime industry. The study, led by Gihoon Mo
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In the world of maritime energy efficiency, a recent study has caught the eye of industry professionals, promising to shake up the way we think about LNG plant processes. Eky Novianarenti, a researcher from the Sustainable Energy Engineering Technolo
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In a breakthrough that could potentially revolutionize how we harness energy from wastewater, researchers have developed a novel membrane separator for microbial fuel cells (MFCs) that significantly boosts their efficiency. The study, led by Szabolcs
In the unpredictable world of offshore operations, where wind and waves can make or break a project, a new study is making waves of its own. Researchers, led by ZHANG Qin, have developed a novel approach to compensate for the vertical motion of ships
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In a significant stride towards modernizing the shipbuilding industry, a team of researchers led by Zoran Kunkera from Leaera d.o.o., a business consulting firm based in Zagreb, Croatia, has proposed a methodology that could revolutionize the way shi
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In a groundbreaking move for the shipbuilding industry, researchers have been exploring the use of virtual reality (VR) to revolutionize design reviews, particularly for cruise ship interiors. This innovative approach, detailed in a recent study publ
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In a world where healthcare data is growing at an unprecedented rate, researchers are turning to cutting-edge technologies to ensure data security, privacy, and scalability. A recent study published in the journal ‘Algorithms’ (translated to English)
In the world of maritime engineering, where lightweight and durable materials are always in demand, a recent study out of South Korea might just stir the pot. Researchers, led by Jaehui Bang from the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University, have
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In a significant stride towards sustainable construction practices, researchers have developed a novel approach to predict the strength of marine coral sand–clay mixtures (MCCM), offering promising opportunities for the maritime and civil engineering
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In a bid to enhance the reliability of aluminum components used in maritime applications, a team of researchers led by Nawon Kwak from the Interdisciplinary Major of Maritime AI Convergence at the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University has made
