Logistics

In a nutshell, the push for greener trucks in Europe is set to shake up the road freight scene, and it’s not just about the trucks themselves. Maciej Matczak, a professor at the Gdynia Maritime University, has been digging into how the EU’s decarboni

In the ever-evolving world of maritime training and education, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. That’s precisely what Esat Güzel, from Girne American University School of Marine and Logistics, has been working on. Güzel, along with his team, ha

In the ever-evolving world of maritime logistics, a groundbreaking study led by Xiang Li from the School of Electronic Engineering at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications is making waves. Li and his team have developed a novel approach

In the bustling world of roll-on, roll-off (Ro-Ro) ports, a seismic shift could be on the horizon, thanks to the rise of connected automated vehicles (CAVs). A recent study, led by Sang Hyung Park from the Department of Logistics at Korea Maritime an

In the ever-evolving world of maritime trade, the way ports are managed can make or break global supply chains. That’s why a recent study by Jedrzej Charłampowicz from the Gdynia Maritime University has caught the eye of industry professionals. The r

In the ever-evolving landscape of disaster response, a groundbreaking study out of China is making waves, quite literally. Dr. Ying Gong, a researcher from the School of Management Science and Engineering at Chongqing Technology and Business Universi

In the quest for greener ports, a groundbreaking study led by Shaohua Yu from the School of Intelligent Manufacturing at Nanjing University of Science and Technology has shed light on the power of Integrated Multi-Energy Systems (PIMESs). Picture thi

In the ever-evolving world of maritime logistics, automation is the name of the game. And when it comes to automating mooring operations, vacuum suction pads are stepping into the spotlight. A recent study, led by Jeongnam Kim from the Korea Institut

In the world of hydropower, keeping those massive turbines spinning smoothly is no small feat. One of the sneakiest culprits behind turbine troubles is cavitation, a phenomenon where bubbles form and collapse, causing erosion and efficiency losses. B

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Wei Tao from Wuhan Polytechnic University is making waves. Tao, an associate professor at the School of Mathematics and Computer Science, has been delving into the compl