In the vast, interconnected world of ocean sustainability, a new study published in ‘Ocean and Society’ (translated to English as ‘Ocean and Society’) is making waves, quite literally. Led by Rachel Kelly, a researcher at the Centre for Marine Socioe
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In a significant stride for marine engineering, researchers have developed a cutting-edge apparatus that could revolutionize how we understand and design structures interacting with marine soils. Bowen Yang, leading the charge from Shanxi Ning Guli N
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In a significant stride for the maritime and aerospace industries, researchers have delved into the mechanical and electrochemical properties of the IN 718 alloy, a material increasingly adopted in these sectors. The study, led by Pooja G. Thorat fro
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime safety and technology, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could significantly enhance ship classification under challenging conditions. Published in the esteemed journal ‘Frontiers in Remote Sensing’ (trans
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In a significant stride towards greening maritime transport, researchers have explored the potential of offshore floating solar panels paired with hydrogen production to fuel small ferries. This innovative approach, detailed in a recent study publish
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In a significant stride towards greener and more efficient maritime operations, researchers have developed a novel approach to optimize the design of ship masts, potentially revolutionizing naval architecture. The study, led by Mohammadreza Hadavi fr
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In the chilly, windswept corners of the western Antarctic Peninsula, a tiny creature is making waves in the scientific community. Springtails, those minuscule, wingless insects, are the stars of a recent study led by Yurii Protsenko from Taras Shevch
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In a bid to make solar dryers more efficient, researchers from Saveetha University have developed a novel approach that could significantly impact the maritime sectors, particularly in regions where agricultural products are transported. The study, l
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In the vast expanse of the ocean, tracking ships and predicting their trajectories is a complex task, but a recent breakthrough in remote sensing technology is making waves in the maritime industry. Researchers, led by Junfei Chen from the School of
In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Baisong Lu from the Key Laboratory of Marine Intelligent Equipment and System in Shanghai has caught the attention of industry professionals. Published in the esteemed j
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