Maritime decarbonization in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) just took a significant leap forward. The 2025 annual training cycle of the GHG-SMART programme wrapped up, empowering 23 maritime professionals fr
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Iran has taken a significant stride in maritime training and simulation technologies with the development of a domestically built command bridge simulator. This advanced system can replicate operations for 300 different civilian and military vessels,
Iran Unveils Advanced Maritime Simulator for 300 Vessels Read More »
In a significant stride towards enhancing nighttime safety and autonomy in maritime logistics, researchers have developed a novel approach to improve low-light road segmentation, a critical task for intelligent sea ports and autonomous shipping vehic
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The 2025 International Maritime Human Factors Symposium (IMHFS) has once again proven its value as a pivotal event for the maritime industry, reinforcing the critical role of human factors in shaping safety outcomes. Held at the University of Strathc
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The latest issue of Ship Technology Global magazine dives deep into the cruise sector, offering a comprehensive look at the industry’s latest developments and challenges. From the $250 million revamp of Celebrity Cruises’ Solstice fleet to the delica
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The 2025 Edition of the International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue (IAMSAR) Manual is more than a procedural update—it’s a critical evolution in how the maritime industry responds to emergencies at sea. With amendments adopted by both
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The recent homecoming of four Kenyan maritime cadets at Moi International Airport in Mombasa was more than just a celebratory event—it was a powerful symbol of Kenya’s growing ambitions in the global maritime industry. The cadets, two women and two m
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The maritime industry is on the cusp of a significant shift, one that goes beyond the traditional focus on technical skills and operational efficiency. In early 2026, a new online course, “Introduction to Sexual Harassment Awareness for the Maritime
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In the vast expanse of the Indonesian Seas and Surroundings (ISS), a region pivotal to global ocean circulation, a new study has cast a spotlight on the gaps and opportunities in oceanographic data collection. Led by N. P. Purba from the Department o
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Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) is riding a wave of momentum, with its year-over-year backlog surging to $15.0 million—a nearly 300% increase. This isn’t just a number; it’s a clear signal that the company’s strategic bets are paying off. The backlog,
