06 NOV 2025 South Korean researchers have developed an advanced AI-powered firefighting system that can independently identify a petroleum fire, activate, and concentrate the discharge of firefighting foam at the blaze. The team believes that it is the only system of its kind to successfully complete both shoreside and shipboard …
Read More »SEAFARERS’ ACCESS TO SHORE LEAVE HAS CONSISTENTLY DECLINED SINCE PANDEMIC
05 NOV 2025 A new study among the providers of shore services for seafarers confirmed the concerns over the decline in access to shore leave and the time spent ashore by seafarers. Shore leave has been repeatedly identified as one of the concerns for seafarers, as experts cite the importance …
Read More »SUEZ CANAL INVITES SHIPPING COMPANIES BACK AFTER BEST MONTH IN TWO YEARS
04 NOV 2025 The Suez Canal Authority is continuing its outreach to the shipping industry as it reported its first significant increases in transit volume since the start of the regional crisis in late 2023. They reported the highest monthly rate of returning vessels in October since the beginning of …
Read More »‘POISONED’ AI COULD BE THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL SECURITY RISKS
29 OCT 2025 Poisoning is a term most often associated with the human body and natural environments. But it is also a growing problem in the world of artificial intelligence (AI) – in particular, for large language models such as ChatGPT and Claude. In fact, a joint study by the …
Read More »EXPERT REVEALS HOW TO KEEP YOUR BRAIN SHARP AS YOU AGE
28 OCT 2025 Is it an achievable goal to remain mentally sharp while aging, or is it a pipe dream? It’s entirely possible if you cultivate habits throughout your life that are beneficial to brain function. As a researcher in cognitive neuroscience and the neuropsychology of aging processes, I aim …
Read More »IRANIAN TANKERS GO DARK AGAIN AFTER THREE DAYS OF UNUSUAL AIS TRANSPARENCY
27 OCT 2025 Iran’s National Iranian Tanker Company fleet has returned to conducting dark operations after an unprecedented three-day period of AIS transparency that left maritime analysts puzzled about the motivation behind the brief shift. Of the 88 Iran-flagged tankers, 52 began transmitting AIS signals between October 12-14, marking what …
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