In the maritime industry, the challenge of managing oily water is a persistent issue that impacts both environmental compliance and operational efficiency. A recent study led by Dunja Sokolović from the University of Novi Sad, published in the journa
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In a significant leap for maritime technology, researchers have developed a groundbreaking predictive model aimed at enhancing the operation and maintenance of ship power systems (SPS). The study, led by Xingshan Chang from the State Key Laboratory o
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In a significant leap for maritime safety and efficiency, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking model aimed at enhancing the reliability of ship power systems (SPS). The study, led by Xingshan Chang from the State Key Laboratory of Maritime Tech
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In a recent study that could reshape the landscape of the maritime industry, researchers have uncovered compelling evidence linking digitalization to improved performance among Korean-listed maritime firms. Conducted by Han-Seon Park from the Maritim
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In a significant development for Iran’s maritime infrastructure, the Mared Dam on the Karun River is set to become home to the country’s very first ship lock. This ambitious project, spearheaded by Mohammad Mansouri Kia, who serves as the Manager of
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As the maritime industry grapples with stringent emission regulations, a recent study sheds light on the potential benefits of installing Open Loop Wet Scrubbers on dry bulk carriers. Conducted by Dimas Angga Fakhri Muzhoffar from Universitas Indones
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In a groundbreaking study published in “Frontiers in Marine Science,” researchers have shed light on a significant yet often overlooked contributor to marine microplastic pollution: the coatings used on commercial ships. Led by Zhi Yang Soon from the
Study Reveals Ship Coatings as Major Source of Marine Microplastic Pollution Read More »
In a significant leap for port safety and operational efficiency, researchers from the Institute of Logistics Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University have introduced a groundbreaking automated evaluation method tailored for quay crane
Revolutionary VR Training Method Enhances Safety for Quay Crane Operators Read More »
In the world of manufacturing, particularly within the maritime sector, the ability to efficiently schedule assembly operations can make all the difference between a successful project and costly delays. A recent study led by Peng Zheng from the Logi
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Recent research sheds light on the serious challenges posed to maritime traffic in the Red Sea and Suez Canal, primarily due to the activities of Houthi insurgents in Yemen. Conducted by Emilio Rodriguez-Diaz from the Maritime Studies College at the
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