Interactions

IMarEST Connect is the Institute’s new portal for members, allowing those with similar interests to collaborate.

‘Our Ocean - Our Obligation - Our Opportunity’ looks at the role of commercial shipping in building a thriving ocean economy.

IMarEST member compiles report about the cost competitiveness of nuclear molten salt reactors for future marine propulsion.

IMarEST’s new Special Interest Group (SIG) launches against backdrop of rising geopolitical, economic and sustainability challenges.

Georgina Vickery reflects on her experiences of studying in multiple countries and the barriers faced by international students and workers.

We speak with Lizi Woodland, Chair of IMarEST’s Seafarer Mental Health and Wellbeing Special Interest Group (SIG) and Business Development Manager of the Guild of Benevolence, about some of the supportive actions being taken.

Ricardo João (MSc, CEng) digs below the surface to highlight why young people should join the sector.

Rinze Geertsma (FIMarEST), Chair of the International Ship Control Systems Symposium (iSCSS), looks ahead to IMarEST's upcoming INEC/iSCSS conference.

Tom Keeling, MIMarEST, CMarEng, shares his thoughts on this year’s Seawork – Europe’s largest on-water commercial marine and workboat exhibition.

Gordon Meadow, SeaBot Maritime CEO and FIMarEST, examines how humans and technology coexist seamlessly in ‘Maritime Britain in the 21st Century’

Marcie Merksamer, Vice President of EnviroManagement, Inc., FIMarEST and Chair of IMarEST’s Ballast Water Special Interest Group, sits down for a Q&A about the upcoming Biosecurity Symposium.

With the support of the David Henderson Inspiring Journey Grant, Hannah Muir will trace the Rhine River from Switzerland to the Netherlands on her bike.

With a youth takeover of September’s Marine Professional magazine and this initiative, IMarEST is helping nurture talent.

The Polar Regions Special Interest Group will focus on activities to make a ‘meaningful impact’.

In Holland, a diverse group of stakeholders discussed the storage and transfer of future shipping fuels in the Port of Rotterdam.

IMarEST’s yearly event, bringing together members to debate the future of shipping, enjoyed an early highlight.

Armed robbery against ships in Southeast Asia, and in particular the Straits of Malacca and Singapore (SOMS), continue to be an issue.

We may all live on the blue planet, but there is still a lack of knowledge about the ocean despite Seabed 2030’s best efforts.

Redesigned and relaunched for 2024, IMarEST’s member-led Annual Conference is set to bring the engineering, science, and technology communities together once again.

Martin Dunne, Chair of IMarEST’s Dublin branch, shares how they create vibrant, social meetings for their members.