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In a significant stride towards decarbonizing the maritime sector, a recent study led by Cong Wang from the School of Maritime Economics and Management at Dalian Maritime University in China has shed light on the optimal alternative fuel configuratio

In a world where maritime professionals spend countless hours operating heavy machinery and navigating vessels, the insidious effects of whole-body vibration (WBV) exposure can often go unnoticed, yet the risks are very real. A recent study, publishe

In the sun-kissed, coastal regions of North Eastern Morocco, a fascinating study has just dropped, and it’s got some serious implications for the maritime sector. Picture this: Berkane and Nador, areas brimming with agricultural and maritime bounty,

In the vast and complex world of maritime law, a new study has shed light on the tangled web of jurisdictional tensions that arise when the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) clashes with national public law policies. Viacheslav

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, one of the most pressing issues is how to regulate and enforce duties for autonomous vessels. A recent paper published by Hasan Sabrina, a scholar at the East China University of Political Science an

In the ever-evolving world of maritime safety, a fresh wave of research is making waves, quite literally. Zlatko Boko, a professor at the Faculty of Maritime Studies, University of Split, Croatia, has just published a comprehensive literature review

In the ever-evolving world of maritime traffic, keeping vessels safe and efficient is a bit like conducting a symphony—every instrument, or in this case, every vessel, needs to play its part in harmony. But with the rise of autonomous ships joining c

In the heart of Italy’s Veneto region, a digital revolution is brewing in the world of bivalve mollusc production. Eleonora Franzago, a researcher whose affiliation is not publicly disclosed, has spearheaded a project that’s set to transform how we m

In the bustling world of maritime operations, keeping ports humming like a well-oiled machine is no easy feat. That’s where Ehidiame Ibazebo, a researcher from the Engineering Institute of Technology in Perth, Australia, steps in. Ibazebo has just pu

In a significant stride towards cleaner maritime transport, researchers have developed a novel method to estimate ship fuel sulfur content, sidestepping the need for carbon dioxide (CO2) measurements. This breakthrough, led by Chao Wang from the Scho