In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the maritime industry’s approach to fuel, researchers from the Maritime University of Szczecin have explored the potential of blending diesel with recycled oil derived from tire pyrolysis. Led by Leszek Ch
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In the ever-evolving world of marine engineering, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the halls of Dalian Maritime University, offering a glimpse into the future of lubrication technology. Jingsi Wang, a researcher from the Marine Engineering Col
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime safety, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the halls of Brawijaya University in Malang, Indonesia. Moch. Agus Choiron, a mechanical engineering professor, has been tinkering with something called auxetic st
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In the relentless pursuit of a greener future, ports around the globe are stepping up their game to slash carbon emissions. A recent study, led by Asif Raihan from the Applied Research Center for Environment and Marine Studies at King Fahd University
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In the bustling world of maritime operations, where precision and safety are paramount, a novel solution has emerged from the halls of Universitas Universal in Batam. Candli Candli, a researcher from the university, has developed a prototype parking
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In the heart of China, at the Songshan Lake Materials Laboratory, a team led by Zhou Guan has been tinkering with some pretty nifty materials that could revolutionize how we think about energy conversion, especially for those of us in the maritime se
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In the dense forests of China, a group of trees has been quietly playing a crucial role in maritime history, and now, scientists are uncovering their secrets. Styrax, a genus of trees known for its fragrant flowers and valuable timber, has long been
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In the quest to slash carbon emissions from international shipping, a recent study has shed some light on the most effective strategies, particularly for middle-income countries like Türkiye. Led by Ali Kemal Çelik from Ardahan University, the resear
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In the bustling world of shipbuilding, where every weld counts, a recent study has shed new light on how to get the most out of your welding process. Mochammad Karim Al Amin, a welding engineer from the Shipbuilding Institute of Polytechnic Surabaya
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In a groundbreaking study that’s set to shake up the maritime industry, researchers have found a novel way to put dredged sediments to good use. Instead of treating these materials as waste, they’ve shown that they can be used as a substitute for nat
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