Industry News

Ashtead & Hydrollica Partner for Eco-Friendly Subsea Tools

Wuhan Researchers Revolutionize Maritime Safety with AI Co-Pilot Breakthrough

Korean Researchers Pioneer Cost-Effective 3D Object Detection for Maritime Autonomy

Operations

Cyprus Researchers Predict Port Equipment Faults with AI for Smoother Maritime Logistics

In the bustling world of maritime logistics, where every delay can ripple through the global supply chain, a new study is making waves by offering a smarter way to keep…

Polish Researchers Chart Safe LNG Bunkering Path Through Baltic Storms

In the choppy waters of the southern Baltic Sea, where autumn and winter storms can whip up a frenzy, maritime professionals are facing a new challenge: how to safely and…

Mauritanian Researchers Revolutionize Cold Ironing Power Quality

Deep Learning Steers Maritime Sound Source Localization Into New Era

Security

Shadow Fleets Cast a Dark Cloud Over Maritime Commerce

In the shadowy corners of global maritime commerce, a growing phenomenon known as “shadow fleets” is causing waves….

Korea Maritime Researchers Harness Wave Power for Green Boat Propulsion

In a significant stride towards sustainable marine propulsion, researchers have unveiled a novel wave actuator designed to harness…

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Design

Jiangsu Researchers Boost Maritime Alloys’ Corrosion Resistance in Acidic Waters

Jiangsu Researchers Revolutionize Maritime Alloys with Zn-Mg Breakthrough

Qingdao University of Technology’s Neural Network Model Revolutionizes 3D Concrete Printing for Maritime Projects

Safety Emerges as Critical Factor in Maritime Carbon Capture Tech

Innnovation

Portuguese Researchers Enhance Fried Mackerel with Seaweed Coatings

In a bid to make fried mackerel a healthier option, researchers from the Polytechnic of Leiria in Portugal have turned to a rather unusual ingredient: seaweed. The study, led by…

Guangdong Researchers Chart Carbon Emissions in Dredging Projects

In a significant stride towards understanding and mitigating the environmental impact of dredging projects, a team of researchers led by Siming Liang from the School of Civil and Transportation Engineering…

Guangzhou Researchers Navigate Maritime Optimization with AI-Driven Algorithm

In the vast and complex world of maritime operations, efficiency and optimization are key. A recent study published in the journal ‘Mathematics’ (translated from Latin) by Yinghan Hong of the…

Port Emissions Monitored from Space by Sentinel Satellites

In a bid to tackle air pollution from maritime transport, researchers have turned to the skies, leveraging the power of Sentinel satellites to monitor emissions in port areas. Teresa Batista,…

Training

WinGD’s Ammonia-Fueled Engines Set to Revolutionize Maritime Industry

The maritime industry’s pivot towards low- and zero-carbon fuels is gaining momentum, and engine developers are under pressure to deliver propulsion solutions that are clean, safe, and scalable. WinGD, a…

Philippines, Netherlands Strengthen Maritime Ties in 23rd JCMA Meeting

The Philippines and the Netherlands have taken a significant step forward in their maritime cooperation, with both nations agreeing to deepen their collaboration on seafarer welfare, digitalization, and shared governance…

UK Flag Forum Tackles Decarbonisation, Autonomous Vessels, and More

The maritime industry is gathering at London’s Queen Elizabeth II Centre today for the annual UK Flag Forum, a platform where shipowners, operators, regulators, and policymakers converge to discuss the…

AI Model Revolutionizes Ocean Current Forecasting in Gulf of Mexico

In a development that could reshape the maritime industry, researchers from the Met Office and the University of Exeter have unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of forecasting ocean…

Industry News

Scientists Turn Ocean Data into Music to Fight Climate Crisis

In a world drowning in climate data, researchers are turning to an unexpected ally in the fight against the climate crisis: music. A team from Australia’s Monash University is leading…

VARD’s $233M RV6000 to Revolutionize Marine Research

VARD, the Norwegian shipbuilding powerhouse under the Fincantieri umbrella, has inked a deal with US-based research outfit Inkfish for a cutting-edge research vessel, Project RV6000. The contract, valued at a…

DOS Ltd Launches Mariner XL ROV, Partners with Deep Sea Vision

Deep Ocean Search (DOS) Ltd has taken a significant stride in the underwater exploration and survey sector, launching its new Mariner XL Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and entering a strategic…

Value Maritime, Euploia Partner to Cut Greek Shipping Emissions

In a strategic move to bolster its presence in the Greek maritime market, Value Maritime has teamed up with Euploia Drydocks & Services. This partnership aims to promote and sell…

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