Redesigned and relaunched for 2024, IMarEST’s member-led Annual Conference is set to bring the engineering, science, and technology communities together once again.
In IMarEST’s Small Ships Special Interest Group (SS SIG), members are helping to structure regulations and standards for small craft as more people start to live on their boats due to the cost of living.
This summer, teams of university students will be pitting their skills in the European International SubRace, a competition that combines engineering, design, technical expertise, and human endurance.
IMarEST’s Marine Mammal Special Interest Group (MMSIG) members reviewed six white papers that will help drive the United Nations’ Ocean Decade moving forward and solve 10 key challenges.
We speak to Professor John Prousalidis, co-chair of IMarEST’s Marine Electrical Special Interest Group (MESIG), about the need for standards specific to marine electrical engineering.
Introduction: We speak to Dinda Mazeda, one of the panellists at the Geo Connect Asia 2024 conference, about how the event has played an important role in the conversation around hydrospatial science
We speak to IMarEST’s first Ocean Decade Ambassador – and incoming IMarEST President Elect – Stephen de Mora about the recent UN Ocean Decade Conference.
Only through the prioritisation of user empathy can ship designers mitigate the risks of technology-driven disruption according to Dr Claire Pekcan, director at Safe Marine.
After the International Maritime Organization (IMO) introduced regulations to protect marine life moved through ballast water, IMarEST member MD Alamgir explores their success, or otherwise.
With ocean temperatures reaching record highs, Dr Mark Calverley, director of Blue Ocean Consulting and chair of the IMarEST Offshore Renewables Special Interest Group (ORSIG), reflects on the many challenges facing the offshore renewables sector.
Dr Charitha Pattiaratchi, Professor of Coastal Oceanography at the University of Western Australia, joins IMarEST Fellow Tim Chesher as co-chair of the Coastal Science and Engineering Special Interest Group (CSESIG).
As maritime attention turns to the young with IMarEST’s Future Leaders Forum, we speak to Orla McEntee about the attraction of a life in marine engineering.