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In a bold move to set sail for the future of marine science, thirty university students and trainers from across Australia are about to embark on an epic adventure. They’ll be circumnavigating Tasmania aboard the CSIRO research vessel Investigator. T

All American Marine (AAM) has just dropped a game-changer into the maritime research scene with the delivery of a sleek 78’ x 26.7’ semi-displacement aluminum catamaran to Cal Poly Humboldt. Dubbed the RV North Wind, this isn’t your average boat; it’

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has just thrown down the gauntlet, announcing a bold new venture that’s set to shake up the maritime industry. They’re diving headfirst into the world of generative AI, powered by Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, to bridge the ga

In a move that’s set to ripple through the maritime industry, MacGregor, the offshore solutions arm of Cargotec, has just snagged a contract to deliver a 100T Active Heave Compensated (AHC) crane to Jana Marine Service Company. This isn’t just any cr

The maritime world is abuzz with the latest findings from the University of Melbourne, Australia, which have thrown a curveball into the ongoing debate about the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC). This isn’t just any current; it’s a behemoth that d

Fugro, the global heavyweight in Geo-data, has just dropped anchor in the Ocean Autonomy Cluster, signaling a major boost in the push for autonomous maritime technology. This isn’t just a handshake between two entities; it’s a power move that could r

In a move that’s set to send ripples through the maritime industry, Suhora Technologies, a space data analytics company, has been chosen for seed funding by the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe). This isn’t just abou

Buckle up, maritime enthusiasts, because Ocean Business 2025 is shaping up to be a tidal wave of innovation, and Teledyne Marine is riding the crest. From April 8–10, the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK, will be the epicenter of cutti

The Baltic Sea, a vital artery for energy and data, has become a hotspot for cable incidents, with Finland’s intelligence chief, Juha Martelius, describing the frequency as “exceptional.” But here’s the kicker: Martelius downplays the cable incidents

The streets outside the NOAA building in Boulder, Colorado, were a sea of signs and chants on Monday, as over a thousand demonstrators rallied against the Trump administration’s sweeping layoffs. This wasn’t just a protest; it was a wake-up call, a s