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On March 18th, the latest collaborative research results of Marine sensor development team of Opto-electronic Engineering Technology Center of Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Marine Pollution and Prevention research team of School of Ocean and Earth, Xiamen University were published in International Bio& Biodegradation.
The cooperative team studied the antifouling efficacy of natural product-based antifouling coatings on six kinds of commonly used Marine sensor metal and non-metal materials through long-term sea experiments in the subtropical sea areas of Xiamen and Shenzhen. Hao Huanhuan, a doctoral student from the School of Ocean and Earth Sciences, Xiamen University, and Liu Peng, a doctoral student from Shenzhen Advanced Institute, are co-first authors of the paper. Feng Danqing, a professor from Xiamen University, and Li Jianping, a senior engineer from Shenzhen Advanced Institute, are co-corresponding authors of the paper.
For all kinds of instruments deployed in seawater for a long time, biological attachment is a serious problem, which will shorten the service life of instruments, increase the frequency and cost of manual maintenance, and lead to the drift of observation signals and data errors. Therefore, must carry on the antifouling treatment to the outside of the instrument.
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2026-07-27
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