Industry News

Indonesia, Russia Chart Bold Maritime Cooperation Path

Jakarta Maritime Museum’s Visitor Appeal Tied to Experience, Study Finds

Black Sea Tensions Send Shockwaves Through Global Shipping

Operations

Nigerian Model Forecasts Inland Container Delivery Times for Smarter Logistics

In a bid to streamline global supply chains and cut down on costly delays, a Nigerian researcher has developed a machine learning model that predicts inland container delivery times with…

Cirebon Study Slashes Diesel Generator Downtime by Over Half

In the world of maritime operations, keeping the engines running smoothly is as crucial as it gets. A recent study, led by Asep Hendiawan from Akademi Maritim Suaka Bahari Cirebon,…

AMSA Inspections’ Toll on Seafarers’ Welfare Exposed in New Study

Indonesia’s SAMT Model Tackles IUU Fishing for Sustainable Maritime Future

Security

Maritime Cybersecurity: Urgent Need for Industry-Specific Solutions

Researchers from Georgia Tech, led by Anna Raymaker and Raheem Beyah, have published a study highlighting the urgent…

China Coast Guard’s New Laws Reshape Maritime Operations

In a significant move that’s set to reshape maritime operations in Chinese waters, the China Coast Guard (CCG)…

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Design

Changwon Researcher Revolutionizes Ship Refloating with Cost-Efficient Algorithm

Shanghai Breakthrough: Pixelated Force Sensors Revolutionize Maritime Safety

Imperial Researchers Chart RL’s Course for PSE Advancements

Harbin Researchers Revolutionize Offshore Aquaculture Net Design

Innnovation

Liaoning’s Marine Fishery Sector: A Deep Dive into Growth and Challenges

In a recent study published in the journal *Haiyang Kaifa yu guanli* (translated to *Ocean Development and Management*), researchers have taken a deep dive into the development of Liaoning’s marine…

KITECH Researchers Illuminate Path to Cleaner Maritime Emissions

In a significant stride towards cleaner maritime operations, researchers have delved into the behavior of high-global-warming-potential gases in hydrogen-methane flames, offering insights that could revolutionize onboard emission control systems. Sum

Israeli-Croatian Team Maps Ship Noise Impact on Gilthead Sea Bream

In a novel study that bridges marine biology and technology, researchers have taken a data-driven approach to understand the impact of ship noise on gilthead sea bream, a commercially important…

Delft Researchers Revolutionize Maritime DC Safety with Ultra-Fast Circuit Breaker

In a significant stride towards bolstering DC system protection, researchers have developed a high-speed solid-state circuit breaker with a latching current limiter, a breakthrough that could reshape the maritime industry’s…

Training

Maritime Education Overhaul Urged to Match Industry’s Rapid Pace

In the ever-evolving world of maritime education, a recent study sheds light on the pressing need to update and manage educator standards to keep pace with industry advancements. Led by…

Rethinking Seamanship in the Age of Automation

David Nichol, Senior Advisor at The Swedish Club, challenged the maritime industry to rethink seamanship at the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Athens Forum. His message was clear: seamanship isn’t just about ropes…

Anglo-Eastern Launches World’s First LNG/Ammonia Bunkering Simulator

Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy (AEMA) in Karjat, Mumbai, just upped the ante in seafarer training with the world’s first functional LNG/ammonia bunkering station skid. This isn’t just another training tool—it’s a…

Singapore Prioritizes Safety Amid Maritime Industry Transformation

Capt. Daknash Ganasen, Senior Director (Marine Safety & Port Operations) at the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), didn’t mince words at the 5th SAFETY4SEA Singapore Forum. The maritime…

Industry News

Indonesia, Russia Team Up to Revolutionize Maritime Industry

Indonesia is charting a bold course in maritime innovation, turning to Russia for a partnership that could reshape its shipbuilding and fishing industries. The collaboration, still in its exploratory phase,…

Conservationists Unite Against Fishing Expansion in Antarctic Waters

The 44th annual meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) wrapped up in Hobart with a familiar sense of frustration. Despite two weeks of…

Pakistan’s PIMEC-2025 Showcases Indigenous Maritime Innovations

The Pakistan International Maritime Exhibition and Conference (PIMEC-2025) is proving to be more than just a showcase of maritime tech—it’s a proving ground for Pakistan’s growing engineering and defence capabilities….

Maritime Safety: Human Factors Key Amid Digital & Regulatory Shifts

The maritime industry is in the midst of a digital revolution, but with rapid technological advancements come persistent safety challenges. Despite stricter regulations and safety campaigns, accidents still occur, and…

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