AYKUT IBRAHIM OLCER

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World Maritime University

Sweden

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Professor Aykut Ibrahim Olcer is a faculty member at the World Maritime University in Sweden. His research focuses on decarbonization strategies in the maritime industry, alternative marine fuels, and the development of maritime autonomous surface ships. Recent contributions include evaluations of energy efficiency in shipping and assessments of the environmental impact of emerging technologies. His scholarly work addresses critical issues related to climate change and sustainable maritime practices.

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Alessandro Schönborn

Assistant Professor

SWEDEN

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Dimitrios Dalaklis

Professor (Safety & Security)

World Maritime University

SWEDEN

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Raphaël Baumler

World Maritime University

SWEDEN

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Chybyung Park

University Of Strathclyde

UNITED KINGDOM

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Decarbonizing Domestic and Short-Sea Shipping: A Systematic Review and Transdisciplinary Pathway for Emerging Maritime Regions

Effect of compression ratio on dual-fuel diesel engine fueled with ammonia: Experimental and statistical analysis

Evaluation on fire incident of electric vehicle spaces onboard ferries with using fire dynamics simulations

Linking the employment of alternative marine fuels to a carbon price for shipping

Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships: Architecture for Autonomous Navigation Systems

Record decline in global CO2 emissions prompted by COVID-19 pandemic and its implications on future climate change policies

Roadmap for the Decarbonization of Domestic Passenger Ferries in the Republic of Korea

A cradle-to-grave assessment of carbon and energy footprints of ships using synthetic fuel for net-zeros operations

Environmental Performance of Bulk Carriers Equipped with Synergies of Energy-Saving Technologies and Alternative Fuels

Drivers, opportunities, and barriers, for adoption of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS)

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Alessandro Schönborn

Dimitrios Dalaklis

Raphaël Baumler

Chybyung Park

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