Mina Tadros
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Mina Tadros is a leading researcher in ship manoeuvring and maritime autonomy, whose work bridges hydrodynamics, control systems, and artificial intelligence. Her landmark review, "Ship Manoeuvring Research 2010–2025: From Hydrodynamics and Control to Digital Twins, AI and MASS" (2025, 2 citations), maps the transformation of ship manoeuvring from a niche hydrodynamics field into a multidisciplinary enabler for digital twins and Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). This synthesis highlights her role in integrating seakeeping, intact stability, and AI-driven control, laying the groundwork for next-generation autonomous vessels. Though early in citation accumulation, the paper’s forward-looking scope signals its growing influence. Tadros’s contributions are pivotal for researchers and engineers developing safer, smarter maritime systems, positioning her as a key architect of the transition from traditional ship design to intelligent, data-driven operations. Her work continues to shape how the maritime industry harnesses digital twins and AI for enhanced manoeuvrability and autonomy.
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