US-based marine research initiative OceanX recently introduced a rebuilt vessel into service for use in exploring the world’s oceans with the help of a comprehensive ..
Nuyina, Australia’s newest icebreaker, has left the Dutch port of Vlissingen to commence trials in the North Sea. The month-long sea trials will be followed by ..
Research and training vessels are an interesting breed. First, they are relatively uncommon. They are also usually owned by governments. This week, however, we have some ..
Norwegian cruise operator Hurtigruten has confirmed that one of its older vessels will be retired before the end of the year and sold to a local maritime training ..
The DLBA division of naval architecture firm Gibbs and Cox has been selected to support the No Manning Required, Ship (NOMARS) programme of the US Defense Advanced ..
The US Coast Guard’s Research and Development Center (RDC) recently began conducting a month-long evaluation of unmanned surface vehicles (USV) and their ability to ..
The Polish government’s Marine Offices at the ports of Gdynia and Szczecin recently took delivery of two new multi-purpose vessels in a series built by local shipyard ..
Ocean science is in high demand by scientists studying ocean acidification, wave energy, seabed composition, changing water temperatures, fish populations and dozens of ..
A partnership formed by Japanese firms Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), e5 Lab, and vessel operator Tokyo Cruise Ship Company have begun conducting proof-of-concept ..
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