Logistics

In the bustling world of maritime trade, Indonesia’s Sumatra Island is stepping into the spotlight, thanks to a novel study that’s shaking up how we view port infrastructure. Setijadi Setijadi, a researcher from the Department of Industrial Engineeri

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the maritime transport and trade relations between Hungary and China have been under the microscope, with a recent study shedding light on the impacts and resilience of these connections. Adrienn Boldizsár, from

In a bid to streamline global supply chains and cut down on costly delays, a Nigerian researcher has developed a machine learning model that predicts inland container delivery times with moderate accuracy. Godwin Nwachukwu Nkem, an operations special

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, researchers from Shanghai Maritime University have developed a novel intrusion detection system tailored for the Internet of Things (IoT). This system, detailed in a recent study published in ‘Jisuanji

In a bid to bolster the security of smart contracts, researchers from Shanghai Maritime University have developed a novel method that could significantly reduce vulnerabilities in blockchain applications. The study, led by Yang Liu and Shengjie Zhang

In the heart of China’s bustling megalopolises, a novel solution to urban congestion and pollution is emerging from the depths beneath our feet. Researchers from the Institute of Logistics Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University, led

In the bustling waters around Croatia’s Pula and Rijeka ports, a new study is making waves in the world of maritime logistics and route optimization. Vice Milin, a researcher from the Faculty of Maritime Studies at the University of Split, has been c

In the bustling world of port logistics, where the global economy’s heartbeat is felt most keenly, a new study is making waves. Researchers, led by Yongjun Chen from the Airport College at Shandong University of Aeronautics in China, have turned thei

In the ever-changing dance of the ocean, ships are no strangers to motion. They pitch, roll, heave, and sway, following six degrees of freedom as they navigate the waves. But among these movements, it’s the heave—the up and down bobbing—that can caus

In a significant stride towards enhancing the safety and efficiency of hydropower plant inspections, researchers have developed a multifunctional magnetic climbing robot designed to tackle the challenging task of pressure steel pipe inspections. The